Injuries

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GAVol

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Can anybody think of a worse year for injuries? 2002 was really bad, but so far this year at one time or another we've had injuries to 2 QBs, at least 3,4 WRs, Riggs, Houston, Wade, the entire o-line, Kevin Simon, etc. Heck I heard tonight that Dustin Colquitt had a pulled groin - the Punter is not even safe!
 
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Our guys are getting beat up. We've played 8 straight weeks of football. The bye week will help.
 
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The injuries are sure mounting up on us this year,but it's even worse when ya have your 2 best qb's go out back to back.Glad we have the week off.
 
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Those injuries to Tinsley and Ainge were just freak. First Ainge falls the wrong way then Tinsley breaks his leg in a non-contact injury. :blink:
 
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Originally posted by GAVol@Nov 7, 2004 12:49 AM
Those injuries to Tinsley and Ainge were just freak. First Ainge falls the wrong way then Tinsley brakes his leg in a non-contact injury. :blink:

I still don't get the Tinsley injury.
 
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Yeah, that was very odd... I wondered why he went down so awkard in that play, and then they said it was a fracture!?! Only thing I could figure was a stress fracture cuz I didn't see how he coulda fractured anything when he got hit.
 
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The worst part is that looking at the replay, if he had gone to the middle of the field instead of cutting to the outside, he's probably still be running.
 
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Originally posted by GIVEHIM&#045;6+Nov 6, 2004 11:57 PM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (GIVEHIM-6 @ Nov 6, 2004 11:57 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-GAVol@Nov 7, 2004 12:49 AM
Those injuries to Tinsley and Ainge were just freak.  First Ainge falls the wrong way then Tinsley brakes his leg in a non-contact injury.  :blink:

I still don&#39;t get the Tinsley injury. [/quote]
Just on a quess that it&#39;s relevant since we don&#39;t know much of anything yet, but a truly weird phenomena about modern sports is that the skeleton, tendons, etc. haven&#39;t improved for "a while", but muscles and demands of big-time sports have been growing ever-faster for a century.

IOW, sometimes these days modern atheletes break things just because of the combination of being so abnormally strong muscalarily and of having the training and skill to try things/ moves their skeleton/ tendons/ etc. can&#39;t take. It&#39;s getting more common all the time.

 
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Originally posted by GAVol@Nov 7, 2004 1:10 AM
The worst part is that looking at the replay, if he had gone to the middle of the field instead of cutting to the outside, he&#39;s probably still be running.

Yep thats true, he had the yardage up the middle.
 
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And wouldn&#39;t that be a painful irony- a Vol hurting himself tonight by exceeding himself............
 
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