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PRich playing this fall?
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don't feel bad for me, my face is practically buried in poon all day.
tante got gonorrhea?
Well, his face is buried in poon all day...
is that why my piss can clog a toilet?
He calls his PP Trayvon.
Ballin'
Tante:
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Ralphandler1
Member
Healing time is basically gonna be very close to the same no matter what graft they choose to use. The healing is more related to your bodies own inflammatory responses to the surgery and absorbing the new grafts properly. So it doesn't much matter what graft it is. As far as what they are using I am not sure. There are advantages to each different type of graft but in general it is usually better to not use cadaver grafts (at least what I have been told from ortho buddies). The main issues for each are listed below
Patellar- gold standard since 80's. It is a very long and incredibly strong ligament that is absorbed well by the bone in the knee. Although there is a good amount of pain associated on the front of the leg for several months and some reports of possible loss of patellar stability long term.
Hamstring/quad- Studies recently show that it is probably the strongest in terms of pure tensile strength but it also takes longer to heal because the transplant here was not originally connected directly to bone as the patellar is. So it is a little harder for the knee to really attached as well. This is also a newer technique and long term studies are not as good as the patellar data
Allografts- have no downsides like residual loss of strength or stability from donor site but also have risks like tissue rejection and infection.
So I looked up several studies and to date there is no strong evidence that any one seems to be better as far as strength and stability. It is basically all dependent on the doctor and how good he is with certain grafts. Not sure what P Rich had but hopefully he is able to make it back better and stronger than before.
more smoke
smoke on two fronts...
1) His QB Connor Wood
2) Getting ready for this season
This could be an interesting fall camp
Sit out the year and heal up Paul. It's going to be great to see you back at 100% next season.
Im really regretting the phrasing of my earlier post
Words not uttered by you nearly enough over the years :thumbsup:
somebody
Well-Known Member
Since it wasn't specific, I took it to mean all 18000+ posts.
I dont see him playing really. There are a few exceptions to the rule, like Woodson and Im hearing Peterson, usually doesnt happen that quickly though. I met Peterson once at a camp my brother was a part of down in Texas, he coaches down there. Think he was 17 at the time and, wow, that might be the most impressive athlete Ive ever seen in person. If there is a such thing as a genetic freak, that dude might be him.
I was cleared by my doctor and trainers to start running today and I'm not even 3 months out of surgery yet #Blessed
https://twitter.com/LegendaryRichh/status/220210679129452544
https://twitter.com/LegendaryRichh/status/220210679129452544
long long way to go.
NashBuff
CSU Knob-Slobberer
Man, I hope PRich is smart with his knee. I'm sure CU fans in general would rather have PRich at 100% and the risk of tearing up his other knee minimized. With his dream of playing in the NFL not that far off, it's not worth throwing away those dreams plus it could be demoralizing to the team if they watch him taken off on the stretcher due to his other knee giving out.
PRich, please listen to logic not your heart in this situation.
PRich, please listen to logic not your heart in this situation.
If he was given the go ahead by his trainers then he should be fine. Note that he didn't say that he could/would be sprinting and/or cutting. There's no way he should even think about taking a cut right now. You aren't at risk for tearing your acl on a light jog for a couple of hundred yards or so. He's not going to be running 3 miles anyway. He needs to keep some level of conditioning, but he's not an endurance athlete.
Unless he has a pacemaker, too. Then listen to your heart.
holy ****
Im rootin for him to get back, not holding my breath though. There is a difference between being cleared to run and the knee being ready to make hard cuts, also taking hits on it. Also, its not all physical stuff either, upstairs too. The, if I cut hard on this bitch, is it gonna hold up? Forgive me for explaining it in my own way lol, but ya get it.
The first time Dal Ward is acknowledging the possibility
Jagne