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[orangeinohio]

I'm not sure if Will Hicks is involved at all in this but it seemed like the team had considerably fewer incidents of players losing playing time due to dehydration this year.
Last year it seemed to crop up in every game in the second half.

 

[orangeinohio]

What concrete information is available to lead someone to conclude that some of this season's injuries can clearly be attributed to the S&C program?
How do you separate S&C-related injuries vs. the injuries that every football team has to deal with, due to the fact that football is an incredibly violent sport?

 

[Full_Rebar]

2nd biggest loss to the Bills wasn't Hackett, it was Hal Luther. Of course SU would rather pay a blowhard like Giansante instead of a guy who gets results from athletes like Luther did.

Go back and see what Lax did once he got control of their S&C.

 

[ssbriefcase]

Jamal Dumas' gut and Walter Reyes loss of speed beg to differ.

You can lead a camel to water but you can't make him drink

 

[dollarbill44]

Bring back Mike Woicik!

 

[OburgOrange]

Silly post...Will Hicks is one of the most, if not the most, respected S&C coaches by NFL teams.
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I wonder why he is still here? Couldn't he make more $ somewhere else?

 

[BORZAK]

Look at the Freeney work out on YouTube. He credits Will Hicks.

 

[orangezen]

Ive wondered with all the "lower body injuries" if there was an equipment issue...Wrong cleats on shoes for the turf .. catching or sliding and turning ankles and tearing ligaments

 

[Capt. Tuttle]

Bring back Mike Woicik!

There is steroid testing now.

 

[Chip]

85 players in and out all the time , there are always going to be some

I think the Jameel Dumas situation was an isolated incident meant to provide all with entertainment (although I'm sure I railed against it more seriously in my younger days when I cared more).

"Media, gather, look at my belly. They said I needed to get bigger to play middle linebacker, so I ate fast food all summer."

Surreal, and you just knew that wasn't going to end well.