UChusky916
Making the board a little less insufferable
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A little concerning he's still not 100% after several months
I think his surgery was pretty extensive after it started coming out more than once. Makes it so it can't happen again, I believe.
Doctors on the yard might now the more medical terms, lol
A little concerning he's still not 100% after several months
Polly, is that you?Paging @superjohn for the definitive prognosis.
No, Eeyore, it's Pooh.Polly, is that you?
Muscle mass will help stabilize the arm. Glad to have Daniels here to help with that.Really hope they're able to situate Al's shoulder so that its less likely (it could, conceivably, happen again) to pop out again. I swear, I don't think I'll be able to watch him drive to the hoop without cringing every time. Might have to change the channel if he takes a hard fall lol
I hear u Kemba. Feel the same way.Really hope they're able to situate Al's shoulder so that its less likely (it could, conceivably, happen again) to pop out again. I swear, I don't think I'll be able to watch him drive to the hoop without cringing every time. Might have to change the channel if he takes a hard fall lol
He is not as important as last year with the addition of Anderson.Very concerned. Our season likely rides on his torn up shoulder/s.
Maybe he should consult this guy, the legendary John Basedow on how to take care of his shoulders.
If his shoulder doesn't stay intact, I'd bet anything we have a new coach the following year.He is not as important as last year with the addition of Anderson.
Last year after Adams you had a freshman combo guard and a 2 to play the point to give Adams off ball time. It was ugly.