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13 weeks 5 days ago	check out my past couple	check out my past couple posts, specifically my last one which focuses on surgical options. http://joelvanderlugt.wordpress.com/2013/02/03/acl-reconstruction/    If you're someone who wants to continue to ski/ play cutting sports / etc , surgery is a excellent option. However, if you're ok with walking or jogging for exercise, you may be able to get away with going non surgical. From the sounds of things, you're one of the people for whom a cadaver graft may be an option at least worth looking into
13 weeks 5 days ago	Peterson actually had to	Peterson actually had to suspend Young for an entire year while he was at BSU so yeah...he's always been a tool
15 weeks 6 days ago	pretty much everything by Big	pretty much everything by Big Sky is delicious
15 weeks 6 days ago	homebrewed IPA highlighted by	homebrewed IPA highlighted by a Centennial Dry Hop. Beat Indiana.
20 weeks 10 hours ago	What would you say to Under	What would you say to Under Armour? A buddy of mine works for them and says they'll be making a big-time push for the next contract
20 weeks 6 days ago	small sample size applies	small sample size applies (both to this yr and last yr) but he was a 39% from three last year...
20 weeks 6 days ago	Kearney, while no	Kearney, while no sharpshooter, was a valuable defender and one of more reliable 3 pt shooters on a team already lacking in perimeter effectiveness. This means they will continue to rely on an inconsistent Byrd for outside shooting to take pressure off Harris and Appling.
22 weeks 3 days ago	The potentially concerning	The potentially concerning thing about this injury is that with it being a repeat occurrence the likelihood of him doing this again goes up. He almost certainly has torn the Medial PatelloFemoral ligament, which is the primary restraint to the knee dislocating outward. If this problem persists a reconstruction may be neccesary which would be a very lengthly recovery(potentially longer than an ACL). Let's hope Jon and the training staff continue to work hard and he's back on the court soon
22 weeks 4 days ago	Subluxed knee would be	Subluxed knee would be accurate as it popped back in on it's own. Dislocated is what most MDs and PTs woul call it, though.
23 weeks 4 hours ago	It is. My bad on that	It is. My bad on that
23 weeks 6 days ago	although this may seem true	the most recent literature has shown a high corelation of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) with the number of hits, not the severity. As such the highest proportion of football players with CTE are lineman, and receivers (despite their concussions seemingly the most puplicized) are actually last in proportion.
26 weeks 5 days ago	Likely a tri-malleolar	Likely a tri-malleolar fracture. Been a rough year for Fitz. Here's to a quick recovery
26 weeks 6 days ago	thanks and Viva Barca	thanks and Viva Barca
27 weeks 44 min ago	not always, but usually	Traditional ankle sprains (inversion sprains) in which the bottom of the foot collapses inward and the ligaments on the outside of the foot are sprained are classified into 3 levels of severity. A grade III inversion sprain may require up to 8 weeks (and occasionally even more) to recover as the ligaments have been completely torn. A high ankle sprain at a bare minimum takes 4 weeks to recover, and usually 6-8 as a reasonably quick time table with proper diagnosis and treatment with lingering symptoms lasting as long as 6 months.  Furthermore, inversion (and eversion) sprains can occur at the same time as high ankle sprains, which could further complicate recovery.
27 weeks 3 days ago	Bucknell is always a strong	Bucknell is always a strong mid-major team. An impressive win for them on the road, but I don't think the sky is falling in Lafeyette based on a loss like this
27 weeks 5 days ago	FCU would be huge too in the	FCU would be huge too in the follow through of the throwing motion, and it's innervation would likely be affected. In regards to what I posted, I was trying to not get into the nitty gritty details. All the hand muscles are essential to grip, but without the intrinsic hand muscles (dorsal and palmar interossei and lumbricals) your hand cannot have the base needed to grip
27 weeks 5 days ago	Thanks for some early input.	Thanks for some early input. I started this on a whim at lunch yesterday, so it should get more polished as I research some ways to incorporate your suggestions. I appreciate them, and welcome more comments/criticism regarding what I can do to improve my posts. Also, in regard to Denard wearing a sleeve, my guess is he was symptom-free entering the Nebraska game, and he probably didn't like the way a sleeve constricted his ability to bend his elbow to end-range
1 year 49 weeks ago	I know you reference this	I know you reference this years' recruiting class, but I think the larger topic you may be getting at in whether this Hoke-A-Mania is going too far. Personally, coming off the season's we are I think this class is very impressive, and as noted will likely only get better as the remainder of our targets will likely be 4/5 star types. Furthermore, you have to think that this quick start should allow the staff to increasingly focus on the class of 2013, which we can all agree has a great start in Morris.
1 year 49 weeks ago	alright.	alright.