Future surgery for McCoy?

[ATCVolinmn]

Just curious, would sex count as training? It’s great for the heart and endurance.

Wouldn't you have do do it everyday? I can't speak on that as I have Olympic sex.....once every 4 years......lol

 

[adam.vol]

Just curious, would sex count as training? It’s great for the heart and endurance.

The end result is all that matters. Prove yourself and say that’s what did it and there will be imitators.

Remember Rocky Balboa chasing chickens? Someone proved that helped first.

 

[volfan2024]

Sounds like an earlier surgery he had was inadequate that’s a bummer for him.

 

[marcusluvsvols]

I think this is a BS rumor from some NFL team wanting to pick him without competition. Dirty BS way to do business.

Also Adam Schefter from ESPN put out some BS hit job piece today saying Brazzle has an attitude problem that hurt the team at UT. AP talked about it on Ramon Foster's show today and said it was BS. Again, garbage way for someone to do business. It could cost Brazzle or McCoy millions if they slip just 1 round in the draft. Per year.

Adam and ESPN can eat a bag of decks too
For doing the hit job for some franchise. Probably in exchange for more access to players and coaches in a certain franchise. POS needs to shut up amd stay out of Tennessee IMO.

 

[GVF]

It was offseason training, which every player does. You’re the one that made a claim based on nothing but a rumor.

ACLs end seasons. Anyone expecting him to risk reinjury in a couple of meaningless games was very naive.

Offseason training is not institutionally sanctioned and is not typically school affiliated. The athletes may be expected to workout and condition and improve skills, etc., but it is not backed by the school.

Baseball's version is the players finding rosters to go play summer ball somewhere. They are not sponsored by the school when they do this.

 

[benholt06]

Offseason training is not institutionally sanctioned and is not typically school affiliated. The athletes may be expected to workout and condition and res improve skills, etc., but it is not backed by the school.

Baseball's version is the players finding rosters to go play summer ball somewhere. They are not sponsored by the school when they do this.

I get it, but they don’t hold it against them if it’s in the normal course of keeping themselves in shape. If it’s something dumb, like pick up basketball, which again there’s zero evidence for, I could understand.

Even NFL players don’t do all their offseason workouts in team facilities. NIL refunds for injured players is simply not how it works— that would drive up their base pay on top of just being fundamentally unfair and a bad look. Esp from your All-American CB.

All this Jermod hate reeks of casual naivety and even more so now that it’s come out his injury is more severe than previously reported.

 

[GVF]

I get it, but they don’t hold it against them if it’s in the normal course of keeping themselves in shape. If it’s something dumb, like pick up basketball, which again there’s zero evidence for, I could understand.

Even NFL players don’t do all their offseason workouts in team facilities. NIL refunds for injured players is simply not how it works— that would drive up their base pay on top of just being fundamentally unfair and a bad look. Esp from your All-American CB.

All this Jermod hate reeks of casual naivety and even more so now that it’s come out his injury is more severe than previously reported.

Yeah. i'm not sure what schools have in place for "dangerous" activities. They're "amateur" athletes but this NIL landscape may be more restrictive for the visible money gonig their way. Pretty standard clauses for Pro contracts of what voids contract obligations.