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I thought it was Marshall?
I dunno. I've only seen it during Penn State football games when you have 100,000+ doing it. Maybe lots of schools do the same thing.
 
I don't think Achonwa would have come back out if she had a torn ACL.
 
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Notre Dame too good. I'll take off my Baylor glasses, now.

Achonwa WAS too much for Baylor but I think she is gone for the year. That sure looked like an ACL type if play.
 
Based on what? The fact that she can walk? This isn't a broken leg. You can walk with a torn ACL. Don't let that deceive you.

Never mind him, he had KML out for the year when she was diagnosed with mono.
 
sarals24 said:
I don't think Achonwa would have come back out if she had a torn ACL.

For a regional final? I doubt she would want to miss her teams celebration.
 
I don't think Achonwa would have come back out if she had a torn ACL.

Some players have played with partial tears. You can still walk with a torn ACL and I'll be surprised if that was not an ACL injury.
 
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A'ja getting ready for her turn at the McD dunk contest
 
Tenspro2002 said:
It's an ACL. 1) No contact 2) Knee buckles 3) Crumples to the ground 4) Knows immediately that something is very wrong Sorry, I've just seen that script too many times.


I believe so as well!

It was the same injury as Moncrief of LSU and Sykes of Syracuse. Driving to basket with no contact and knee buckles.
 
I believe so as well!

It was the same injury as Moncrief of LSU and Sykes of Syracuse. Driving to basket with no contact and knee buckles.

Just like Jones (Duke) on the other end of the ND court :(

Maybe its just me..... but you really dont hear/see too many ACL injuries in Mens college basketball...... just hate to see that happen to anyone... on any team.... men or women
 
Just like Jones (Duke) on the other end of the ND court :(

Maybe its just me..... but you really dont hear/see too many ACL injuries in Mens college basketball. just hate to see that happen to anyone... on any team.... men or women
Men have more surrounding muscle (quads) that strengthens stability.
 
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Men have more surrounding muscle (quads) that strengthens stability.

Yep. I've heard of other things that might also be partly responsible, like the different angle the knee makes with respect to vertical (because of women's wider hips), and also that without specific physiological training, women will naturally try and let the joint absorb more of the impact than the quad muscle.
 
I don't know, just seems like she would have been more upset when she came back out. Maybe I'm crazy. I have torn mine twice, and both times I was in so much pain I couldn't walk. I know it's different for everyone. I sure hope it's not an ACL, I want to face them at full strength.
 
Achonwa's interview didn't sound good. It seemed like she knows it's not good. Ugh.
 
Achonwa's interview didn't sound good. It seemed like she knows it's not good. Ugh.
I agree 100%.

Much respect for her holding it together in that interview. It couldn't have been easy.

She said "it felt weird" and "what is meant to be is meant to be".
 
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I don't know, just seems like she would have been more upset when she came back out. Maybe I'm crazy. I have torn mine twice, and both times I was in so much pain I couldn't walk. I know it's different for everyone. I sure hope it's not an ACL, I want to face them at full strength.
I tore mine in the first half of last football game of my Junior year. I finished the game wrapped in an ace bandage and didn't know it was an ACL for 3 days. It is, however different for everyone.
 
She does not have to, she's black.

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