Tennessee Spring Practice Updates 4.2.19

[Remy]

Ask all the questions you want. But if you dont understand the dangers associated with reoccurring blood clots in the lungs, then there is little hope for you in this respect.

If you didn't graduate from medical school, you don't know what the %$#@ you're talking about, that's not an opinion, it's a fact.

 

[BeardedVol]

If you didn't graduate from medical school, you don't know what the %$#@ you're talking about, that's not an opinion, it's a fact.

You believe one needs to have a medical degree to understand the dangers of reoccurring blood clots?

You do realize that the average doctor who doesn't specialize in blood disorders, would spend very little time on blood clots during the completion of their degree and subsequent residency, right?

 

[Volfan2012]

Anybody know if Solomon and Gibbs are eligible to play next season?

 

[butchna]

Anybody know if Solomon and Gibbs are eligible to play next season?

No

 

[LouderVol]

If you didn't graduate from medical school, you don't know what the %$#@ you're talking about, that's not an opinion, it's a fact.

or we have had family that dealt with clots, have family members that are specialists in this area, did our own research, watched the results of him getting pulled last year, etc etc.

 

[Orange_Crush]

If you didn't graduate from medical school, you don't know what the %$#@ you're talking about, that's not an opinion, it's a fact.

That's ridiculous.

 

[Orange_Crush]

Since you have decided to make medical predictions, care to identify where you graduated from medical school and in what state(s) you are licensed today? If you went to university, did you not grasp the concepts of critical thinking and fallacies at all?

If you didn't graduate from medical school, you don't know what the %$#@ you're talking about, that's not an opinion, it's a fact.

The second underlined is called an "Appeal to Authority Fallacy".

 

[ProudVOLfan]

The second underlined is called an "Appeal to Authority Fallacy".

I just call it BS..

 

[BigOrangeTrain]

If you didn't graduate from medical school, you don't know what the %$#@ you're talking about, that's not an opinion, it's a fact.

Whatever you say chief

 

[jakez4ut]

i'm not a doctor, but i did stay at a holiday inn express last night.........and yes, blood clots in the lungs are bad.

 

[DiderotsGhost]

Honest question for you all:

In your opinion, is Tyler Byrd is bust?

Byrd seems to have a different air to him this spring. Sounds more mature and motivated. Hoping that pays off on the field. Though, certainly, his last two seasons have been disappointing after having a good Freshman year.

 

[willinhf]

He might not be cleared for full cont

If I’m not mistaken, Pruitt has said before everyone gets the same amount of reps. They’re still only light reps so he’s obviously not cleared by doctors.

act, but I know some doctor has cleared him for light contact. No way the staff is putting him out there without a physician’s clearance.

 

[LittleVol]

If trey was still on any protocol he wouldn’t be out there going through contact drills.

Perhaps.

I'm gaining real hope that he will be on the field this year. If this happens, I wonder what type of treatments he is undergoing.

Medicine is such a variety of expertise that is always changing.

 

[wmcovol]

He has been a bust in terms of potential but that doesn't mean he isn't a Vol/VFL. Sometimes, players don't pan out, no matter the s. It's the nature of the game and it's a shame that fans hate on players that don't reach expectations, especially those that have the injury bug.

Ill always remember Tyler Byrd making one of the very first big plays in the 2016 Florida game when all of the other players were too amped up to spit. It takes alot for a freshman to step up and make a play when seniors and juniors are $hitting their pants......