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Hawkins injury.

A month ago we had 5 games to settle on rotations and build chemistry for a running start into Oregon. Now we are likely heading to Oregon without having any real experience with our full team. A real disappointing set of circumstances if it plays out like that. Please, Please, Please, NO MORE INJURIES
Why has UConn basketball been injured since 2014?

An injury here or there is normal, it's not at all normal the amount of injuries UConn has had.
 
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UConn has excellent medical facility and fine school of engineering.
Amateur boxers wear headgear to prevent head and brain damage.
Cannot our medical and engineering folks adapt existing headgear for Jordan to aid in preventing future injuries.
Three concussions in less than a year is very dangerous to any individual.
Just a thought.

Wearing headgear doesn't actually help much with concussions... at least there isn't much evidence it does. Headgear is for cuts.

I always felt headgear made me MORE likely to get hit in the head fighting. Makes head movement slower and you can't see hooks on your peripherals as well.

I never, ever ever practiced with headgear unless I needed to get used to it the few months before a fight.

I don't think it's a feasible option for a basketball player.
 
A month ago we had 5 games to settle on rotations and build chemistry for a running start into Oregon. Now we are likely heading to Oregon without having any real experience with our full team. A real disappointing set of circumstances if it plays out like that. Please, Please, Please, NO MORE INJURIES
Exactly. People keep saying, "as long as they are back by PK", but chemistry and cohesion with so many new players needs to be developed on BOTH ends of the floor to feel confident against the kind of competition they will be facing in that tourney.
 
Wearing headgear doesn't actually help much with concussions... at least there isn't much evidence it does. Headgear is for cuts.

I always felt headgear made me MORE likely to get hit in the head fighting. Makes head movement slower and you can't see hooks on your peripherals as well.

I never, ever ever practiced with headgear unless I needed to get used to it the few months before a fight.

I don't think it's a feasible option for a basketball player.
And your solution to protect Jordan from future head trauma?
Ciao
 
And your solution to protect Jordan from future head trauma?
Ciao

I didn't offer one. I said the solution isn't to strap a helmet on the kid in practice or games. I'm not a doctor. Have you noticed how your wonderful idea hasn't been implemented despite hundreds of millions of dollars being spent on concussion research in the past 20 years? I'm guessing the entire medical community probably has a wee bit more expertise than "Cobra 1." Particularly considering you don't even know what a boxing helmet is for.

Do you think you're being clever?

Ciao
 
I didn't offer one. I said the solution isn't to strap a helmet on the kid in practice or games. I'm not a doctor. Have you noticed how your wonderful idea hasn't been implemented despite hundreds of millions of dollars being spent on concussion research in the past 20 years? I'm guessing the entire medical community probably has a wee bit more expertise than "Cobra 1." Particularly considering you don't even know what a boxing helmet is for.

Do you think you're being clever?

Ciao
It appears that’s you did not fully comprehend what I originally suggested; Is it possible that UConn medical staff and engineering school could design some sort of device similar to headgear worn by amateur boxers.
You do not seem to comprehend that I am offering up a possible solution to protect JH from future concussions.
Mine does not need to be accepted but if another means of protecting JH’s head and brain from future concussions is not found, then not only will his basketball career be
limited if not over, but his future life may be negatively effected.
And that would be shame for a young man of his age to face.
And you seem to enjoy in taking an adverse opinion and belittling a sincere suggestion while offering no other positive suggestions.
I am through with replying to this non productive banter; life is two short.
Ciao
 
It appears that’s you did not fully comprehend what I originally suggested; Is it possible that UConn medical staff and engineering school could design some sort of device similar to headgear worn by amateur boxers.
You do not seem to comprehend that I am offering up a possible solution to protect JH from future concussions.
Mine does not need to be accepted but if another means of protecting JH’s head and brain from future concussions is not found, then not only will his basketball career be
limited if not over, but his future life may be negatively effected.
And that would be shame for a young man of his age to face.
And you seem to enjoy in taking an adverse opinion and belittling a sincere suggestion while offering no other positive suggestions.
I am through with replying to this non productive banter; life is two short.
Ciao

And I don't think you're fully comprehending what I said. I am perfectly aware you think the engineering school should create a helmet for Hawkins. I am telling you this is a genuinely ridiculous idea.

Ciao.
 
Your dopey comment doesn't negate what I had to say.

Awww can’t answer the question?

You would rather have a helmet because you know it limits severity of head/brain injury. Most people know this; it’s why you see people on bikes, motorcycles, any high speed or high contact sport, etc etc etc wearing them. You just didn’t think too hard before you posted your dopey comment. Take the L
 
Awww can’t answer the question?

You would rather have a helmet because you know it limits severity of head/brain injury. Most people know this; it’s why you see people on bikes, motorcycles, any high speed or high contact sport, etc etc etc wearing them. You just didn’t think too hard before you posted your dopey comment. Take the L
Helmets are better than nothing but will never prevent concussions. People on motorcycles don't wear helmets to prevent concussions. They wear them to prevent death. More dopeyness that still doesn't negate my original point.
 
Helmets are better than nothing but will never prevent concussions. People on motorcycles don't wear helmets to prevent concussions. They wear them to prevent death. More dopeyness that still doesn't negate my original point.
If you were to be dropped on your soft skull, would you or would you rather not have a helmet on?

Shouldn’t be a hard question to answer, Dopey
 
If you were to be dropped on your soft skull, would you or would you rather not have a helmet on?

Shouldn’t be a hard question to answer, Dopey
My point was that a helmet doesn't protect the brain from the impact of hitting the inside of the skull. You decided to twist that into my saying that helmets do no good at all. I didn't, I'm saying helmets will never eliminate concussions. I have no idea what you were trying to say.
 

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