Dillon77
WBB Enthusiast; ND Alum, Fan
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Playing different sports so you don't have overuse of certain muscles/joints/tendons?Is there a better way to deal with orthopedic vulnerabilities? Playing less, more time in the pool less time on the floor? There was quite a lot of info on Azzi's two knee operations in high school. A compilation of players at all colleges lost for the season or longer would be helpful. Then fans would know if it's business as usual for women's college basketball or are we particularly snake bit?
Just a perusing of headlines and I notice that a lot of these injuries affect players who are in hoops and soccer, two sports in which you can practically play year round.
Plus, there's increasing momentum to varying practices from high intensity to lower intensity and mixing up activities.
Plus, there is -- as @cancontent said, the genetic factor, which can override virtually any planning if not known.
And, of course, there are the games themselves...stuff happens, from twisted ankles to people falling and rolling into ones knees to an inadvertent elbow into someone's head.
But for now, best of luck to Ayanna with the surgery and my continued concern and prayers for Caroline's head/neck issues.