Bouk out indefinitely

[UconnU]

with covid, every team is out 2weeks anyway

We should just keep testing positive somehow. Stall for a month.

 

[uconngb]

W




After St John's would be a good time.

Good point

 

[Umami Zen]

Diving for loose balls is overrated.

Actually there is some wisdom in your statement.. Context/Game Situation.. Is it really that important to gain possession with your #1 player going to the ground for a loose ball in that situation.. Wouldn't Dan Hurley have given him a "pass" for not doing that??

Easy to be an arm- chair QB.. His value to the team is greater than that possession.. I understand he was trying to do the right thing..

Let's get him back and healthy.. I appreciate his effort on that play..

 

[Hi-Low]

Too bad they didn't realize a week ago that surgery was needed and a week of recovery time was wasted.

 

[Umami Zen]

Too bad they didn't realize a week ago that surgery was needed and a week of recovery time was wasted.

Could have been the availability of a doc who was an expert in this area.. He's got a pro career in front of him.. Have to get him the best medical advice possible..

 

[Ratso]

We should just keep testing positive somehow. Stall for a month.

tylenol baby

 

[WeAreUCONN]

Major League Bummer.
Get Well Bouknight!!!!!!!!

 

[3rdbass]

Why didnt they send him back once he got the injury? Seems like a big oversight as they could of done the surgery a week earlier.

 

[Skiblets]

There’s no Horde anymore. There’s like 4 or 5 writers and a bunch of part time bloggers

 

[ucawn]

Also, who was the player on Marquette and who gets to throw him into the basket support?

Koby McEwen.

 

[RayRay]

Why didnt they send him back once he got the injury? Seems like a big oversight as they could of done the surgery a week earlier.

This was what I was saying earlier. I don't understand why he went back out on the road trip for Butler and Depaul, when he could have stayed home to have the surgery. Something must have happened where he didn't heal like they anticipated, and maybe at that point they decided on the surgery. Or, maybe the surgeon was booked up for a week.

 

[Dream Jobbed 2.0]

Koby McEwen.

 

[Edward Sargent]

I wouldn't blame Bouk for a second if he decided to opt out of the rest of the season. I hope he doesn't, but he's already a lock 1st rounder and I would hate to see him get hurt again trying to come back before he's 100%.

If he’s a first rounder he’ll be back to lead us in scoring sometime this year

 

[Edward Sargent]

Screw Cain. He fell on him with all his weight. Roughing him up was clearly their game plan that game.

Stop

 

[Ratso]

akok & polley time. make up for all of those precious games missed

 

[Spaceman213J]

Actually there is some wisdom in your statement.. Context/Game Situation.. Is it really that important to gain possession with your #1 player going to the ground for a loose ball in that situation.. Wouldn't Dan Hurley have given him a "pass" for not doing that??

Easy to be an arm- chair QB.. His value to the team is greater than that possession.. I understand he was trying to do the right thing..

Let's get him back and healthy.. I appreciate his effort on that play..

The thing is some guys just aren't wired to to take a play off or not do something that can help them win.

Life long Sox fan, but I always admired how Jeter went 100%, full tilt, all the time. He did it for years. At the same time, one has to wonder if the same style of play sped up up one of my favorites, Dustin Pedroia, breakdown of his body.

 

[Giddyup5]

This was what I was saying earlier. I don't understand why he went back out on the road trip for Butler and Depaul, when he could have stayed home to have the surgery. Something must have happened where he didn't heal like they anticipated, and maybe at that point they decided on the surgery. Or, maybe the surgeon was booked up for a week.

Elbow injuries are challenging.

They swell more than any other joint. Likely they saw something on MRI but were not sure if it was clinically significant with all his swelling.

Fast forward a week, swelling has gone done and a clinical exam is more feasible.

I have to remind patients all the time that I do not treat the image (X-ray, mri, ct) but rather the patient.

 

[BigErnMcCracken]

Life long Sox fan, but I always admired how Jeter went 100%, full tilt, all the time. He did it for years. At the same time, one has to wonder if the same style of play sped up up one of my favorites, Dustin Pedroia, breakdown of his body.

Yeah, my favorite Jeter play was when he caught that foul ball and then ran twenty feet and dove headfirst into the bleachers.

 

[RayRay]

Elbow injuries are challenging.

They swell more than any other joint. Likely they saw something on MRI but were not sure if it was clinically significant with all his swelling.

Fast forward a week, swelling has gone done and a clinical exam is more feasible.

I have to remind patients all the time that I do not treat the image (X-ray, mri, ct) but rather the patient.

Thanks for explaining that. Makes a little more sense now.

 

[Hamms30]

if it's 2-4 weeks, is this the same type of thing as getting your knee scoped?

 

[87Xfer]

The ahoule who intentionally jumped on his arm ought to have been punched in the throat.

Are we really thinking this? Really?

 

[ucawn]

Are we really thinking this? Really?

I mean McEwen literally dove over the ball and towards Bouk...

 

[HuskyHoosier]

I mean McEwen literally dove over the ball and towards Bouk...

It was a clean hustle basketball play with an unfortunate outcome.

 

[ucawn]

It was a clean hustle basketball play with an unfortunate outcome.

Start:

 

[ucawn]

Finish