Exactly. We will know soon enough. If the sprain was a bad one she would not have been able to play on it.The trainer knew it was an ankle. That’s why she taped it. They don’t tape a foot and you can’t even put weight on an Achilles injury.
Exactly. We will know soon enough. If the sprain was a bad one she would not have been able to play on it.The trainer knew it was an ankle. That’s why she taped it. They don’t tape a foot and you can’t even put weight on an Achilles injury.
I don't think a trainer would have taped an ankle like that if it was an Achilles.The trainer knew it was an ankle. That’s why she taped it. They don’t tape a foot and you can’t even put weight on an Achilles injury.
And it lacked nail polishEvil. Having experienced many ankle sprains over the years, I would say that one is about five days old.
Got to call you out! You brought up Achilles! That's not funny. Achilles is an "old man" injury. Back in the day, Achilles ruptures = the horse is sent out to make dog food. ex. Johnny Unitas. I've got one. Can't put your foot down on the ground for 3 months, and an additional 4 months before you can even try to run. 6 months before you even start rehabbing. Come on man. She's 18 and she's played 100 games in her life. Kevin Durant plays 120 games a year. Come on, man! It's like the S word in golf. Keep it to yourself! Gimme a break.I feel the same way, I have replayed it at least 20 times and cannot see where she rolls her ankle, this has me scared to death and thinking it may be a foot or God forbid Achilles injury.
Slice, Shank or Stroke?Got to call you out! You brought up Achilles! That's not funny. Achilles is an "old man" injury. Back in the day, Achilles ruptures = the horse is sent out to make dog food. ex. Johnny Unitas. I've got one. Can't put your foot down on the ground for 3 months, and an additional 4 months before you can even try to run. 6 months before you even start rehabbing. Come on man. She's 18 and she's played 100 games in her life. Kevin Durant plays 120 games a year. Come on, man! It's like the S word in golf. Keep it to yourself! Gimme a break.
Shank! SSShhhh. You just don't say the word. Great scene in Tin Cup: when he had qualified for the US Open and he was on the driving range with fellow pros and he had a bad case of the shanks. Yikes. (Your lower body gets WAY ahead of everything else and the club face comes through impact at an extremely open position.) It takes a minute to get out of it and it's scary as hell. (for everybody)Slice, Shank or Stroke?
There are other injuries to the Achilles besides a complete rupture, there are also many foot injuries that present as or may be described as ankle pain. The trainer did not exactly have a ton of tire to do a thorough evaluation, hopefully it IS just a rolled ankle, but I did not see one on tape.C'mon now. Let's not get frantic. If it was an achilles she wouldn't be able to walk and taping her ankle would be worthless. It looked to me like she did it as she was celebrating the layup by CW off of her great pass. I'm still thinking a strain. Geno won't risk it against the Hoyas is my bet unless she is perfect.
How much time did the trainer have to evaluate her? Again, there are a multitude of foot injuries that present as ankle pain. I'm not saying that is what it is, but just that rolled ankles are usually pretty easy to see on film and I did not see one.The trainer knew it was an ankle. That’s why she taped it. They don’t tape a foot to return to action and you can’t even put weight on an Achilles injury.
Got to call you out! You brought up Achilles! That's not funny. Achilles is an "old man" injury. Back in the day, Achilles ruptures = the horse is sent out to make dog food. ex. Johnny Unitas. I've got one. Can't put your foot down on the ground for 3 months, and an additional 4 months before you can even try to run. 6 months before you even start rehabbing. Come on man. She's 18 and she's played 100 games in her life. Kevin Durant plays 120 games a year. Come on, man! It's like the S word in golf. Keep it to yourself! Gimme a break.
Or Breanna Stewart to get even closer to home.Somebody should tell Akok Akok that.
Shut it down guys! Stop talking! No time to talk that crazy stuff! BY- who's the smartest person in the room!Or Breanna Stewart to get even closer to home.
Didn’t Stewart tear her AchillesGot to call you out! You brought up Achilles! That's not funny. Achilles is an "old man" injury. Back in the day, Achilles ruptures = the horse is sent out to make dog food. ex. Johnny Unitas. I've got one. Can't put your foot down on the ground for 3 months, and an additional 4 months before you can even try to run. 6 months before you even start rehabbing. Come on man. She's 18 and she's played 100 games in her life. Kevin Durant plays 120 games a year. Come on, man! It's like the S word in golf. Keep it to yourself! Gimme a break.
Bama already stated that.Didn’t Stewart tear her Achilles
Great chance for Nika and Anna to pick up some needed minutes and confidence. Foolish to use PB with Arkansas and DePaul coming up. Give her a rest!
Having "sprained" my ankle a year ago, the orthopedist explained that a "sprain" entails either a tear in the cartiledge, or a break of the bone, with the cartelage and a piece of bone cracking away from the main bone. OK, I'm paraphrasing, since I'm not a MD. But it's not simply "rolling one's ankle." It's a serious injury. My ankle hurt for weeks.
Sheesh...couldn’t you have found a still photo of a Michael deBakey heart transplant in progress? She’ll be fine though perhaps gets tomorrow off.Wow. This does not look good.
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Of course it isn't Paige, so I guess it doesn't really matter.
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Fair enough. I didn't see a true "roll" either. I just saw her elevate on her feet to celebrate as she does by herself at times and then grimace. I suspect we will know pre game tomorrow.There are other injuries to the Achilles besides a complete rupture, there are also many foot injuries that present as or may be described as ankle pain. The trainer did not exactly have a ton of tire to do a thorough evaluation, hopefully it IS just a rolled ankle, but I did not see one on tape.
A minute? It's living hell on the golf course and I've seen it last as long as hiccups. Sometimes it's also as contagious as a yawn at a toddler sleepover. Keep it in the short grass.Shank! SSShhhh. You just don't say the word. Great scene in Tin Cup: when he had qualified for the US Open and he was on the driving range with fellow pros and he had a bad case of the shanks. Yikes. (Your lower body gets WAY ahead of everything else and the club face comes through impact at an extremely open position.) It takes a minute to get out of it and it's scary as hell. (for everybody)
Holy Crap! That's a scary story! Hit em straight!A minute? It's living hell on the golf course and I've seen it last as long as hiccups. Sometimes it's also as contagious as a yawn at a toddler sleepover. Keep it in the short grass.
Not odd at all.....his answer to those questions is usually that he won't know til the trainers/doctors completely evaluate an injury, usually the next day. I think the press has finally figured out that answer so they didn't waste time asking the question.In a 22 minute postgame press conference, no one asks Geno about Paige's ankle and her availability against Georgetown. Just a little odd.
I would rest her Saturday. No reason for her to play and risk it.