Jeremy Pruitt press conference

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Grudenhaslanded said:
Must be serious because plenty of time has passed for a clean break to heal.
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Have you ever had a broken foot? There are a lot of small bones in the foot and they don't heal well if they are continually stressed. Playing on a broken foot will not allow it to heal. I am sure that is why they are keeping him off it during the spring so it can heal. A "clean" break is not usually the case from the ankle down.
 
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Pride85 said:
Have you ever had a broken foot? There are a lot of small bones in the foot and they don't heal well if they are continually stressed. Playing on a broken foot will not allow it to heal. I am sure that is why they are keeping him off it during the spring so it can heal. A "clean" break is not usually the case from the ankle down.
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Broken a lot of bones and had a lot of other injuries when I was a kid. A tiny little bone I broke on the side of my foot in a skateboarding accident is the only break I still feel to this day (it’s been about 15 years).

Played a lot of sports, but I have to say my teenage skateboarding career left me more broken than I would have ever thought possible. I always couldn’t believe that John Kelly played one of the most impact heavy positions and maintained skateboarding (still does, apparently) without feeling like a shell of a man. Cortisol must be a hell of a drug. He’s gonna feel it later, no doubt. I mean, my knees, wrists, and ankles are in shambles from constantly hitting the concrete, whether I stuck the landing or not.
 
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Strickland said:
Broken a lot of bones and had a lot of other injuries when I was a kid. A tiny little bone I broke on the side of my foot in a skateboarding accident is the only break I still feel to this day (it’s been about 15 years).

Played a lot of sports, but I have to say my teenage skateboarding career left me more broken than I would have ever thought possible. I always couldn’t believe that John Kelly played one of the most impact heavy positions and maintained skateboarding (still does, apparently) without feeling like a shell of a man. Cortisol must be a hell of a drug. He’s gonna feel it later, no doubt. I mean, my knees, wrists, and ankles are in shambles from constantly hitting the concrete, whether I stuck the landing or not.
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With the number of broken bones, torn ligaments and strains and sprains from just baseball and band, I shudder to think how mangled I would be if I tried skateboarding. 6' 4" and gangly does not a skateboarder make.
 
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Strickland said:
Broken a lot of bones and had a lot of other injuries when I was a kid. A tiny little bone I broke on the side of my foot in a skateboarding accident is the only break I still feel to this day (it’s been about 15 years).

Played a lot of sports, but I have to say my teenage skateboarding career left me more broken than I would have ever thought possible. I always couldn’t believe that John Kelly played one of the most impact heavy positions and maintained skateboarding (still does, apparently) without feeling like a shell of a man. Cortisol must be a hell of a drug. He’s gonna feel it later, no doubt. I mean, my knees, wrists, and ankles are in shambles from constantly hitting the concrete, whether I stuck the landing or not.
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I broke one of the tiny bones in one of my feet 30 years ago and I haven’t been able to water ski since. Although I can’t recall which foot at the moment, the tight ski boots make it extremely painful after a few minutes and reminds which foot it is.
 
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Pride85 said:
Have you ever had a broken foot? There are a lot of small bones in the foot and they don't heal well if they are continually stressed. Playing on a broken foot will not allow it to heal. I am sure that is why they are keeping him off it during the spring so it can heal. A "clean" break is not usually the case from the ankle down.
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Yes, I’ve broken a foot and played full football games 2 months later with no issues. The doctor actually recommended that i use it as much as possible as soon as possible, and he was right. That’s why I say this sounds serious.
 
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Pride85 said:
Have you ever had a broken foot? There are a lot of small bones in the foot and they don't heal well if they are continually stressed. Playing on a broken foot will not allow it to heal. I am sure that is why they are keeping him off it during the spring so it can heal. A "clean" break is not usually the case from the ankle down.
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I broke my foot and tore ligaments 3 years ago, it’s still not right. I wrecked my Harley. It’s the one injury that I used to make fun of and now l know it’s awful. The ligaments are the problem your foot literally breaks apart if you don’t let it heal.
 
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Strickland said:
Broken a lot of bones and had a lot of other injuries when I was a kid. A tiny little bone I broke on the side of my foot in a skateboarding accident is the only break I still feel to this day (it’s been about 15 years).

Played a lot of sports, but I have to say my teenage skateboarding career left me more broken than I would have ever thought possible. I always couldn’t believe that John Kelly played one of the most impact heavy positions and maintained skateboarding (still does, apparently) without feeling like a shell of a man. Cortisol must be a hell of a drug. He’s gonna feel it later, no doubt. I mean, my knees, wrists, and ankles are in shambles from constantly hitting the concrete, whether I stuck the landing or not.
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This. He is really young, it is stupid to put him out there at this point. STUPID! Let the injury heal up and move on. Good call IMO
 
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