W
wolfe613
I hope she didn't reaggravate it cause she was training hard past few weeks
ESPN article quotes a UCONN spokesperson that the ankle issue was a pre-existing condition prior to the TN game. Sorry, I dont know how to post a link.
Fudd is not needed at the point. For those with short term memory loss, Evina was supposed to be the starting point guard, only last spring. E and Nika can handle the point. Chrystn and Azzi can play the 2.Thankfully Fudd along with Muhl will.be there to share the load at the point this year in case recovery goes slower than expected/hoped. Key is having everyone healthy and ready for March.
Ya, she trained hard with Azzi in the past two weeks. I'm not sure the surgery is well planned or a sudden issue.Really a shocker. Any surgery is a big thing. Obviously Paige was aware of something upcoming with her ankle. Her parents and people she trusts outside of UConn of course were kept up to date. Our bright coach knows what he is doing and I am sure he has had tremendous input with the Doctors. This is not 'any player' here....it is Ms. Buckets!
She wants to be 100% going into the season. Our program looks out for their girls, period. I am certain she will be fine. Best of wishes to a fine kid.
Paige looked a half step slower after she sprained her ankle. Still one of the best in the country but definitely different.They said on the news she had an ankle "Defect". So this year we were only seeing the defective Paige? Imagine what the future holds
Amen to this post. I've never mentioned this for fear of jinxing the team, but to my mind UConn has been very fortunate over the years when you look at teams who lost 2, 3, or more kids to season-ending injuries in a single year. like this does happen so predictions and expectations are somewhat silly. Just let 'em play and enjoy the ride.That is one reason why wild predictions should not be made about how successful a team's future season will be. We never know if accidents, injuries, or family matters will affect a season negatively. Hope she has a complete recovery..
No no no nooo....you never mentioned it before so why now?..was there an expiration date on tht jinx? Aka as an "use by" date.Amen to this post. I've never mentioned this for fear of jinxing the team, but to my mind UConn has been very fortunate over the years when you look at teams who lost 2, 3, or more kids to season-ending injuries in a single year. like this does happen so predictions and expectations are somewhat silly. Just let 'em play and enjoy the ride.
Geno said that it was a pre existing injury so she's been dealing with it for a long time.what I'd like to know is if she injured it in offseason training or she had this the whole season? Cause if she had it the whole season I doubt she would be training so hard the past few weeks
She suffered the injury (if you want to call a defect an injury) before she got to UConn and, of course, it did not help when she sprained it during the TN game.Probably a result of the ankle injury she suffered against Tennessee. If so, she managed to play at an extremely high level the rest of the season. Remarkable.