Ollie: Hopefully Gilbert plays in Hawaii

[The Viking]

Just said postgame he felt bad for "Al", said UConn has a great medical staff and hopefully he'll be ready for Hawaii.
Who knows, but hell of a lot better than I figured.

 

[Palatine]

Hope he plays this year.

 

[The Viking]

Hey Gilbert, play as hard as you can, but never dive on the floor again for a loose ball.

 

[Palatine]

Hey Gilbert, play as hard as you can, but never dive on the floor again for a loose ball.

No one else does.

 

[Kitaman]

If he can dribble and pass please play him. Adams seems to be a true combo guard.

 

[The Viking]

It's got to be good at least that it's not his shooting shoulder.

 

[Silk31]

His arm was in a sling and he has a history of shoulder dislocations. It seems rather ridiculously optimistic for Ollie to even suggest that he might be available for Maui at any point.

We would be lucky to have him back at some point this season at this rate

 

[UChusky916]

His arm was in a sling and he has a history of shoulder dislocations. It seems rather ridiculously optimistic for Ollie to even suggest that he might be available for Maui at any point.

We would be lucky to have him back at some point this season at this rate

Agreed. KO was talking out of his a s s

 

[Thirty Three]

He has a history of shoulder dislocations. He had surgery this summer, then he dislocates it again only 3 games in. I'm going to go out on limb here and say this is not good at all. I feel terrible for the kid.

 

[superjohn]

Ridiculous comment from Ollie, the kid dislocated his shoulder for the third time.

 

[David 76]

How many Boneyarders are doctors?

 

[huskymedic]

David Borges@DaveBorges 17 mins ago
Doctor who helped Alterique Gilbert through his rehab this summer will be in Hawaii, not doctor who performed surgery.

Dom Amore ‏@AmoreCourant 7m 7 minutes ago
Too early to tell on Gilbert injury. Docs popped dislocated shoulder back in. "We'll take it day by day," Ollie said.

 

[Stainmaster]

How many Boneyarders are doctors?

@buddy?

 

[MexicoHusky]

His arm was in a sling and he has a history of shoulder dislocations. It seems rather ridiculously optimistic for Ollie to even suggest that he might be available for Maui at any point.

We would be lucky to have him back at some point this season at this rate

Agreed, thay post game interview was a little unerving for me. KO seemed kinda lost. Maybe desperate. I'm probably making something out of nothing.

 

[Towney007]

Shoulder dislocations aren't good, but the recovery usually isn't as severe as people would be lead to believe.

We had a kid in our summer ball league who is a HUGE dude - 6'5 260 lbs. 1B from Seton Hall... has popped his shoulder 8-10 times. Takes about a week. We won't see him in Hawaii, but I'd say he's probably back at some point UNLESS there's structural damage in there. The kid I was talking about was out about a week and a half - injured himself during the all star game running for foul ball and smashed into the wall. So who knows.

But provided the structural damage isn't there - he should be fine.

 

[Excalibur]

This topic is going to end up like the discussion on Emeka's back.