Bru McCoy Injury

[loosecannon]

Was it just me or was his knee 90degrees the wrong direction?

 

[Cartervol]

Yep..That is bad.

 

[catss350]

Not good at all.

 

[WesternNCVol]

Looked terrible. Prayers for a speedy recovery bjt his season looks over.

 

[VOLFan65]

Praying for Bru as we speak.

 

[davethevol]

That poor young man.

 

[acd4476]

Would've liked to see a couple more runs after the bru injury

 

[stolitonic]

Dang. Bru has been one of my favorite players the last few years. I was kind of worried considering his history, but haven't heard a peep from the dude except on the field.

Tough as nails.

Hope he can bounce back from this as it looked nasty.

 

[mindemon]

As a medical professional who works in the ER, I can tell you that break was either the Tibia bone or Femur, hard to tell without examining, but either way that kind of injury will not only end his college football playing, but it will most likely end any hope for the NFL. Very sad.

 

[VolFreakJosh]

He’s done.

I never want to see the replay of it.

 

[allstar34bd]

 

[OH-Vol]

As a medical professional who works in the ER, I can tell you that kind of break will not only end his college football playing, but it will most likely end any hope for the NFL. Very sad.

You are a Quack and don't know a d*mn thing

 

[ETV]

Bru is a fan favorite. He will be missed.

 

[utvolz98]

Was it just me or was his new 90degrees the wrong direction?

Knee and whole lower leg.

 

[DocVol]

Not a knee

 

[DocVol]

Dislocated R ankle. Possible fracture almost always associated with a dislocation.

 

[Visidog]

Prayers up from this Dawg. Bru is a real one. Get well soon.

 

[mindemon]

Dislocated R ankle. Possible fracture almost always associated with a dislocation.

It was not dislocated it was broke, and it was not his ankle. It was most likely the Femur bone in the knee.

 

[ChrisVFL]

Been a weird year for football in general with these weird but terrible leg injuries. Prayers for a full and speedy recovery Bru. GBO

 

[utvolz98]

Not a knee

Why was the entire lower leg from the knee down sideways? If it’s a beak, it’s a high Tibia fracture.

 

[chrisvannoy]

It was a dislocated ankle and possibly fractured at the head of the tibia. He's done for the year and may never be the same. It's probably the same injury as Dak and Smith when he was at Washington.

 

[DocVol]

It was a dislocated ankle and possibly fractured at the head of the tibia. He's done for the year and may never be the same. It's probably the same injury as Dak and Smith when he was at Washington.

This. Mostly.

 

[stolitonic]

As a medical professional who works in the ER, I can tell you that break was either the Tibia bone or Femur, hard to tell without examining, but either way that kind of injury will not only end his college football playing, but it will most likely end any hope for the NFL. Very sad.

I'm not a medical professional and I hate Holiday Inns.

Shattered my ankle in high school football. I was fine and "mostly" back to normal after a few months. Unfortunately, back to normal meant I still sucked. It does still cause me a wince on cold mornings when I first set foot on the floor though.

This was pushing 25 years ago for me. I'm sure athletic medicine has improved greatly in that timeframe.

The determining factor is going to be if he has nerve or ligament damage. Bones heal pretty quickly. Soft tissue does not.

 

[chrisvannoy]

This. Mostly.

I've taken in more than a few similar injuries. High school football players out here in Texas and lots of soccer players.

 

[foolonthehill]

Broken femur.