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Jordan Hawkins Update??

Improviser said:
The player stayed in the game after the first time it happened?

I guess the Coach and his teammates didn't want him sitting on the bench?

:rolleyes:
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I’ve never seen that one, I do remember the game where Katie Lou Samuelson had the flu and stopped to puke in a bucket during the game, but to her credit she kept playing.
 
May not be able to play as aggressively on the defensive end with the non-existent bench. Which kind of negates the strength of our starting lineup.
 
HooperScooper said:
All y'all? Is that a new southern phrase? For extra emphasis? :)
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I moved to Dallas 5 years ago and love the phrase, all y'all(s). It's sort of my inside joke on the culture down here. Although in fairness, it's the rural culture, not so much the city culture.

There are 4 variations:
  • Y'all is singular. In one-to-one conversation.
  • Y'alls is plural if you are to talking to 2-3 people.
  • All y'all refers to the group you are part of.
  • All y'alls refers to the near world.

In all seriousness, I use all y'all and y'alls frequently and people will sometimes ask who I am talking about.

Putting aside the heat. as a city, Dallas is great; so are other major cities like Austin and San Antonio. Diverse, accepting, progressive and friendly. The northern suburbs (Plano) are cool too. The rural areas are often a total culture shock.

I run my Twitter fan site, @SSN_UConn, out of Dallas because I wanted to stay close to my alma mater. If I could move back to the Northeast, I would do so in a heartbeat. My wife and son would entirely disagree.
 
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seeya27 said:
I moved to Dallas 5 years ago and love the phrase, all y'all(s). It's sort of my inside joke on the culture down here. Although in fairness, it's the rural culture, not so much the city culture.

There are 4 variations:
  • Y'all is singular. In one-to-one conversation.
  • Y'alls is plural if you are to talking to 2-3 people.
  • All y'all refers to the group you are part of.
  • All y'alls refers to the near world.

In all seriousness, I use all y'all and y'alls frequently and people will sometimes ask who I am talking about.

Putting aside the heat. as a city, Dallas is great; so are other major cities like Austin and San Antonio. Diverse, accepting, progressive and friendly. The northern suburbs (Plano) are cool too. The rural areas are often a total culture shock.

I run my Twitter fan site, @SSN_UConn, out of Dallas because I wanted to stay close to my alma mater. If I could move back to the Northeast, I would do so in a heartbeat. My wife and son would entirely disagree.
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Thanks for the southern culture lesson. Never lived in the south, just visited many places. And I will be keeping it that way,
 
CL82 said:
I’ve never seen that one, I do remember the game where Katie Lou Samuelson had the flu and stopped to puke in a bucket during the game, but to her credit she kept playing.
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Depending on the situation, I guess there are different buckets in a basketball game.
 
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superjohn said:
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Sounds promising. As I said above, once you're through the steps of the protocol and you feel you're ready then you can play.

Freshman Jordan Hawkins (concussion protocol) sat out for a third straight game. However, Hurley said that the shooting guard’s symptoms appear to have cleared up, and that he could be back in the fold next week.
 
HooperScooper said:
Sounds promising. As I said above, once you're through the steps of the protocol and you feel you're ready then you can play.

Freshman Jordan Hawkins (concussion protocol) sat out for a third straight game. However, Hurley said that the shooting guard’s symptoms appear to have cleared up, and that he could be back in the fold next week.
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As 8893 stated so eloquently, HUGE!
 
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HooperScooper said:
Sounds promising. As I said above, once you're through the steps of the protocol and you feel you're ready then you can play.

Freshman Jordan Hawkins (concussion protocol) sat out for a third straight game. However, Hurley said that the shooting guard’s symptoms appear to have cleared up, and that he could be back in the fold next week.
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Yeah I was watching closely before the game last night, he was kinda strutting around to the music and moving well and smiling. I took it as a good sign.
 
August_West said:
Yeah I was watching closely before the game last night, he was kinda strutting around to the music and moving well and smiling. I took it as a good sign.
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Good to hear....Hawk would have made a big difference last night but smart to keep him out....if we get him next week that is Huge.
 
Did Hawkins have concussions in consecutive games? He must have had one because he was in protocol. But he was taken out of two games.

Given that, I would be very careful before rushing him back.
 
Palatine said:
Did Hawkins have concussions in consecutive games? He must have had one because he was in protocol. But he was taken out of two games.

Given that, I would be very careful before rushing him back.
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No, he didn't have a concussion in consecutive games.
 
Palatine said:
Did Hawkins have concussions in consecutive games? He must have had one because he was in protocol. But he was taken out of two games.

Given that, I would be very careful before rushing him back.
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If he had one in the 1st game, he would have never played the 2nd
 
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The Creighton collision seemed much more powerful than the one that took him out of the G'town game.
 
Kathy said:
If he had one in the 1st game, he would have never played the 2nd
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Correct. The 2 games were 4 days apart so there's no way he could have gotten through concussion protocol in 4 days.

Btw, since a lot of people seem to not be aware of what the steps are in concussion protocol here is a link to read. I'm sure the athletic department has a very specific protocol based on these general steps.

www.verywellhealth.com

A Quick Overview of the Concussion Protocol

Learn the step-by-step approach of a concussion protocol. It will help you to evaluate an injury and its symptoms, and return to activities safely.
www.verywellhealth.com www.verywellhealth.com
 
HooperScooper said:
Correct. The 2 games were 4 days apart so there's no way he could have gotten through concussion protocol in 4 days.

Btw, since a lot of people seem to not be aware of what the steps are in concussion protocol here is a link to read. I'm sure the athletic department has a very specific protocol based on these general steps.

www.verywellhealth.com

A Quick Overview of the Concussion Protocol

Learn the step-by-step approach of a concussion protocol. It will help you to evaluate an injury and its symptoms, and return to activities safely.
www.verywellhealth.com www.verywellhealth.com
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I've gotten kids through it, but yes most people don't understand it.
 
Mooch82 said:
Did we ever confirm if he actually had a concussion?
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Hurley said he was going through the concussion protocol. So I guess he had a concussion. Then again concussions aren't like a broken bone or a sprained ankle. Sometimes there aren't specific symptoms like a headache or nausea so that you know you definitely have a concussion.
 
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