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[QUOTE="Hunt for 7, post: 5160617, member: 12414"] Well I was afraid it was a high ankle sprain. At least it is not bad enough to require surgery. But it was classic case of what a high ankle sprain is. His ankle bent out away from torso. A tough kid like McNelley new right away it was different than the tens of times he has rolled his ankle playing ball. They hurt like heck when they happen almost like you are walking on a broken ankle when it first happens. I had a feeling we were going to be playing January without our best player. Let’s just hope it does not linger. If you want to see what a severe high ankle sprain can do see: Cooper Kupp….. read through his issues with this injury. But Liam is young he will be doing daily rehab and it is a good sign that surgery was not required to strengthen the ligament that gets stretched. [/QUOTE]
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