Any news on Faizon status?

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bpalmer28 said:
probably just a dislocated shoulder on his non throwing arm
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That is what I thought too. Coming back in, and immediately running, it made me think he just had a pop out / pop in type deal. I had one of those back in high school and while it hurts, it is not unbearable to deal with. It feels really funky in the moment but after it settles back in it is instant relief.
 
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AlsaceFreak said:
"Faizon crawled through five hundreds yards of "poop" smelling foulness that we cannot even imagine. That's the length of five football fields. AND CAME OUT CLEAN ON THE OTHER SIDE"........
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This is exactly how I am hoping to remember the Texas game
 
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northknoxvol said:
I wonder what injury he actually had with the shoulder thing. They said on tv that they just needed to adjust the pads. He did put some balls in the dirt. He did make a couple of deep throws.
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he has spent most of his time in the training room thus far this week. Has done little on the practice field...
 
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LWSVOL said:
yes, it was his throwing shoulder...
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Do you know what grade his sprain is, assuming that was the issue? He put several low or in the grass, which I thought might be related to his injury, but he can chuck it 50+ offbase, so....
 
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Danny Dollars said:
That is what I thought too. Coming back in, and immediately running, it made me think he just had a pop out / pop in type deal. I had one of those back in high school and while it hurts, it is not unbearable to deal with. It feels really funky in the moment but after it settles back in it is instant relief.
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I had a dislocation that wasn’t put back into place for about 3 hours after it popped out. It took 3 months and PT for me to regain my full range of motion. Just turning my head was painful for the first week after it happened.


Does it really not impact you that much if it is put back in shortly after dislocating? Genuinely curious.
 
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AlsaceFreak said:
"Faizon crawled through five hundreds yards of "poop" smelling foulness that we cannot even imagine. That's the length of five football fields. AND CAME OUT CLEAN ON THE OTHER SIDE"........
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Not sure what this "Shawshank Redemption" line is trying to convey. I guess it is my usual lack of understanding that has left me guessing....
 
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I remember playing football with a kid on our team when we were I guess 10 year olds. He was the best athlete on the team but he'd get his shoulder knocked out of socket so many times.
Crazy.
 
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jeffmcflurry27 said:
I had a dislocation that wasn’t put back into place for about 3 hours after it popped out. It took 3 months and PT for me to regain my full range of motion. Just turning my head was painful for the first week after it happened.


Does it really not impact you that much if it is put back in shortly after dislocating? Genuinely curious.
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Well, I am going off the assumption it was not fully dislocated in his case, like mine. My instance I got slammed hard on the shoulder and could tell it had popped out slightly, with very sharp immediate pain and a "drooping" feeling on that arm, but when I reactively moved my arm, I felt it pop back in and the sharp pain subsided immediately. Very limited pain after that happened. Sore for sure, but nothing out of the ordinary. I did not have any noticeable range of motion issues, but I was sore enough to just not lift my arm over my head for a week or so.

That pop back in was something I will never forget though. I "heard" it, though only I could have heard it as it was like when you hear your own chewing or something else inside. It was was discernable pop noise. The immediate pain relief is also something I will never forget either.
 
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Zues1 said:
How many of you gray beards remember Condredge Holloway getting banged up. Taken
Into the locker room, then come charging back on the field. 👍
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Actually went to the hospital and then came back.

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15K views · 500 reactions | When the Vols faced UCLA in 1974, Condredge Holloway suffered a shoulder injury in the first quarter. After a quick trip to the hospital, he came rushing back in time to score the game tying touchdown. [ a Legendary Mom

When the Vols faced UCLA in 1974, Condredge Holloway suffered a shoulder injury in the first quarter. After a quick trip to the hospital, he came rushing back in time to score the game tying...
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He wasn’t listed on Tennessee’s injury report, so the assumption is that he will play on Saturday. If a player does not play after not being on the availability report, the school faces a pretty significant fine.
 
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