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What’s the line now against IU with him out?
If you want you injury status keep under wraps, don't play sports that are financially supported by fans.It is entitlement: some teams disclose timelines, some don't. Regardless, fans aren't entitled to the information. It is Castle's private medical information. Just because some people give information, doesn't mean you have to. This seems pretty simple.
If you want you injury status keep under wraps, don't play sports that are financially supported by fans.
Of course we are entitled to the information. We pay for it. We pay for the program, the coaches, the NIL, the facilities. We pay for tickets, and merch, and donate money, and advertisers pay for our eyeball and eardrums.
We are the customers and we are always right. And keeping us in the dark is treating us poorly.
Actually what you're entitled to is to stop paying for all those things. But you're not entitled to any information about players.If you want you injury status keep under wraps, don't play sports that are financially supported by fans.
Of course we are entitled to the information. We pay for it. We pay for the program, the coaches, the NIL, the facilities. We pay for tickets, and merch, and donate money, and advertisers pay for our eyeball and eardrums.
We are the customers and we are always right. And keeping us in the dark is treating us poorly.
Not only is it in no way the same, it's wildly offensive.These are athletes. It’s not the same.
If that was the case we’d never have injury reports. There’s a reason those kind of things are mandatory for sports leagues. That kind of information can be the difference between someone buying tickets to go see a game or not.
It's not ideal, but I'd rather have an announcement that at least dangles the prospect of a return to the team than one that indicates a kid season is over. For selfish reasons I obviously want Castle to play. We are already a better team with him, and I fully expected him to have a very steep growth curve as he got more experience with the speed and physicality of the college game. But I also just feel for the kid. His college experience is going to be limited given his incredible upside. I hate for him to miss games since there are so few available to him. Yeah, he does, in all likelihood, have the prospect of a significant pro career, but college is different and special. I hate for him to miss any of it.That is a horrendous update
That went out the window with coronavirus and insisting on providing proof of the shots.
Was only a matter of time before this take came out.I wonder if this impacts the young man’s draft stock and if it could end up potentially causing him to stay in Storrs for a second year.
Did you see Waquoit's take?Was only a matter of time before this take came out.
If it is a knee injury the only minor procedure I know of is related to meniscus. It used to be they removed very small tears and the recovery was just a few weeks. I had my first meniscus surgery 40 years ago when arthroscopic surgery was just starting. They removed a small piece that was torn and I was running in two weeks and playing basketball at about four weeks. Now they have learned better to repair than remove for long term health of the joint. When they repair meniscus with sutures recovery is more like 8 weeks and could be longer. Some of you have to have noticed this over the past 10 or 15 years athletes returning from meniscus/cartilage injuries has gotten longer than it was in the 80’s and 90’s. I am not speculating on what happened to SC or even his injury. I have just had a lot of knee surgeries in my life (6) including an ACL repair so I have picked up a ton of information. Someone asked about a minor procedure on the knee. There are a few things I think they can do with a PCL strain that speeds up recovery but I don’t know much about that process. My guess if he had a procedure we won’t see him again until the new year.Curious, I know it would be pure speculation, but what might a "minor procedure" be?
I feel like there was an opportunity to do more with this post, maybe something like "We're about to see more Diarra than a Taco Bell bathroom!"We’re about to see way too much Diarra
This sucks - most especially for Castle. But better now than in March. It's also amazing how we had basically no major injuries last year.
I was thinking this as well. Solo Ball looks incredibly talented. He just needs minutes. Not that he is a direct replacement for Castle obviously. But Castle being down means that more minutes are available.Solo Ball just might bust out sooner. I was rewatching the first half of MVU on TV; I attended the XL for the game, and watching on TV is different, so what jumped out was Solo has the green light to score the ball. He was very aggressive with his possessions, taking it to the rim, shooting 3's, and even a pull-up jumper in the lane. Starting and with more minutes, when he gets confident and comfortable out there these next few games, look out.
Yes, part of this is adhering/complying with HIPAA laws. It’s really that simple, people.We are not entitled to the information just because we're fans.
IMHO, I would like to see what 20 minutes a game of Donovan and Samson together would look like
Unless whoever you hear this from had express permission, they violated HIPAA laws.I heard yesterday that he got a minor procedure done and the timeline was 2-4 weeks.