DT McKinley Williams out indefinitely with lower-body injury

[orange79]

A Good old fashioned Colon Blow?

 

[alphaorange]

I once saw a man with a wooden leg and a real foot. Just sayin...

Ah...but the real question is whose foot was it?

 

[CuseOnly]

Tried it. That stuff is brutal. Especially if you can’t walk to begin with!

Yep, super toxic. Can kill you if.u take too much.

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[orangetom]

As a fellow member of the gout society, I swear by Uloric! No recurrence for almost 3 years now.

I started taking Allopurinol for gout 25 years ago and haven't had a flairup since.

 

[dollarbill44]

He’s not close to 360, and still say it won’t happen.

But what about 350, which is what I wrote... as a joke... sort of.

 

[TexanMark]

It's true. With a sprain, it depends on the level of damage to the ligament(s). Ligaments have a poor blood supply and heal slowly and don't necessarily heal completely. Bones have an excellent blood supply and heel better than just about any other tissue in the body, assuming there are no complications.

The one way a sprain can have an advantage is if it is in a low stress area and/or the damage isn't bad. Then a guy may be able to play through it. Although, you occasionally see guys play with upper extremity fractures as long as they can be stabilized enough to prevent slowing down the healing process and the player can tolerate the pain.

I don't remember the injury Freeney had when he played his sophomore year with a cast on his arm.

I beleive he cut a tendon or tendons in his hand from glass.

 

[Janner]

So if it is a fracture or a break how long is the typical recovery period? Im guessing if its a fracture, depending on the extent, it would be a quicker recovery period vs a full break?

 

[sufandu]

So if it is a fracture or a break how long is the typical recovery period? Im guessing if its a fracture, depending on the extent, it would be a quicker recovery period vs a full break?

Fracture and break are the same thing. Typical bone healing is 6ish weeks.

 

[jgeorge322]

So there is an article out there where dino babers says its a break and gives a 4-6 week timeframe.

 

[PAcuse]

So there is an article out there where dino babers says its a break and gives a 4-6 week timeframe.

I pretty sure that article is talking about the walk-on Conners
Redshirt junior tight end Jesse Conners broke a bone and is expected to be out 4-6 weeks, Babers said. That timeline sets him up to return at some point during the beginning of September, when SU plays at Maryland on Sept. 7 or hosts Clemson the following week
DT McKinley Williams out indefinitely with lower-body injury

 

[orangemass]

Interesting that we get precise injury and expected recovery time with Conners... We don't seem to get the same level of disclosure with scholarship players...

 

[jgeorge322]

I pretty sure that article is talking about the walk-on Conners
Redshirt junior tight end Jesse Conners broke a bone and is expected to be out 4-6 weeks, Babers said. That timeline sets him up to return at some point during the beginning of September, when SU plays at Maryland on Sept. 7 or hosts Clemson the following week
DT McKinley Williams out indefinitely with lower-body injury

No, its different. You can find the link in the tweet below. Its not premium.


I suppose he could be talking about conners in the prior paragraph but the article quotes dino as specifically giving mckinley a 4-6 week timeline.

 

[PAcuse]

No, its different. You can find the link in the tweet below. Its not premium.


I suppose he could be talking about conners in the prior paragraph but the article quotes dino as specifically giving mckinley a 4-6 week timeline.

Ah okay didn't see this article, thanks!

 

[OrangeXtreme]

Interesting that we get precise injury and expected recovery time with Conners... We don't seem to get the same level of disclosure with scholarship players...

You mean Dino doesn't want to provide injury info about our starters to the teams we play against.

 

[TexanMark]

Not what I wanted to read about the kicker...

 

[djorange1989]

Not what I wanted to read about the kicker...

yeah, that shocked me. kid must be having an inconsistent camp, and Dino wants to make sure he isn't resting on his laurels.

 

[jgeorge322]

Not what I wanted to read about the kicker...

I think dino is trying to keep him level-headed.

 

[sufandu]

Not what I wanted to read about the kicker...

No? I took it that there's always stuff to work on regardless of how good you were before. Did you see it differently?

 

[orangemass]

No, its different. You can find the link in the tweet below. Its not premium.


I suppose he could be talking about conners in the prior paragraph but the article quotes dino as specifically giving mckinley a 4-6 week timeline.

That's good news...

 

[anomander]

Not what I wanted to read about the kicker...

I have a feeling Dino is just trying to send a message to keep him grounded. Whole lot of praise was heaped on an 18 year old. Obviously it can go to your head if you're not careful. With that said I am a little worried we will see a drop off. It would only be natural and he did miss a couple at the end of last year.

 

[SUFaninNJ]

What I took away from the article is that the author is in desperate need of an editor.

 

[Cuse12]

Huge positive news on McKinley! If we can have him for Clemson that’s all we can ask for.

 

[OrangeXtreme]

 

[TexanMark]

No? I took it that there's always stuff to work on regardless of how good you were before. Did you see it differently?

Yes, I read it differently.

 

[orangepassion]

Huge positive news on McKinley! If we can have him for Clemson that’s all we can ask for.

I'm actually asking to have him for Maryland. Their RB is a stud.