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I wonder if Kendrick has any experience at center.

A lineup of:

Richmond
Wiesman
Kendrick
Jones
Hall

or

Hall
Wiesman
Kendrick
Jones
Thomas

would be interesting (assuming Hall is healthy, of course).

IMO, Robertson and Thomas flat out shouldn't be on the interior of the line right now and probably shouldn't play at all for a while, but Thomas may still be somewhat effective at RT.
 
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volinbama256 said:
But But it depends on what service you look at, what the average is, how they arrive at the point system, what they base the average on.... bla bla.... love watching folks try to justify all the 3* we have .... there are clearly plenty of 4-5* guys out there no matter what service you look at and unfortunately other teams are getting them.... But we are going to develop the hell out of all those 3* just like we are doing with our current O line group .... wait.... NM
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Wow. Well, at least we all know why you moved to Alabama, now.
 
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I'm worried that the Vols are gonna come out flat again and make this game uncomfortable for way too long. I'd really like an old fashioned blowout of an outmatched opponent -- it would really help out my liver.
 
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Catbone said:
After seeing the injury, I don't know how anyone thought Kirk would be back that soon. If he misses most of the year I hope they medical RS him
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Because we have actually played sports before and have experience with such an injury.

High ankle sprains might not be common in football but happen all the time in basketball. I've seen DK's injury on the basketball court a millon times. Typically it happens when you're jumping and you come down on someone else's leg.

I got a high ankle sprain playing basketball a few years ago. It happens when I came down on someone's leg. When the twist happened, I thought I broke my leg. I couldn't walk for a week. My ankle swelled to twice it's original size plus all around the ankle there was bruising. Two weeks after the injury the swelling subsided as my ankle returned to it's original size and the bruising went down to the point that I could walk again. Three weeks later you could barely see any of the bruising around my ankle anymore and I was close to 100%. Four weeks later I was back playing basketball like nothing ever happened.

It's possible to be back in a 3-4 weeks as Chris Lowe reported. I recovered in that timespan without the help of state of the art sports medicine.
 
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GoBigOrange86 said:
I'm worried that the Vols are gonna come out flat again and make this game uncomfortable for way too long. I'd really like an old fashioned blowout of an outmatched opponent -- it would really help out my liver.
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You don't drink when we are playing well? j/k I hear you. A 5 touchdown win would do all of us a world of good. (All of us being those who appreciate being 2-0. Everyone else can bite it.)
 
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Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
Because we have actually played sports before and have experience with such an injury.

High ankle sprains might not be common in football but happen all the time in basketball. I've seen DK's injury on the basketball court a millon times. Typically it happens when you're jumping and you come down on someone else's leg.

I got a high ankle sprain playing basketball a few years ago. It happens when I came down on someone's leg. When the twist happened, I thought I broke my leg. I couldn't walk for a week. My ankle swelled to twice it's original size plus all around the ankle there was bruising. Two weeks after the injury the swelling subsided as my ankle returned to it's original size and the bruising went down to the point that I could walk again. Three weeks later you could barely see any of the bruising around my ankle anymore and I was close to 100%. Four weeks later I was back playing basketball like nothing ever happened.

It's possible to be back in a 3-4 weeks as Chris Lowe reported. I recovered in that timespan without the help of state of the art sports medicine.
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High ankle sprains vary wildly. I had one 15 years ago that took 6 weeks before I could run. I still have scar tissue that pops anytime I rotate my foot. I've had a couple others that were fine in 3-4 weeks.

DKs looked pretty bad but you never know. Several years ago against the Lions I was sure Matt Ryan was done for the season with a gruesome ankle injury. He was back a few snaps later.

Thanks!
 
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Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
Because we have actually played sports before and have experience with such an injury.

High ankle sprains might not be common in football but happen all the time in basketball. I've seen DK's injury on the basketball court a millon times. Typically it happens when you're jumping and you come down on someone else's leg.

I got a high ankle sprain playing basketball a few years ago. It happens when I came down on someone's leg. When the twist happened, I thought I broke my leg. I couldn't walk for a week. My ankle swelled to twice it's original size plus all around the ankle there was bruising. Two weeks after the injury the swelling subsided as my ankle returned to it's original size and the bruising went down to the point that I could walk again. Three weeks later you could barely see any of the bruising around my ankle anymore and I was close to 100%. Four weeks later I was back playing basketball like nothing ever happened.

It's possible to be back in a 3-4 weeks as Chris Lowe reported. I recovered in that timespan without the help of state of the art sports medicine.
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You've already been embarrassed. Might want to stop before you dig yourself an even deeper hole.
 
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Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
Because we have actually played sports before and have experience with such an injury.

High ankle sprains might not be common in football but happen all the time in basketball. I've seen DK's injury on the basketball court a millon times. Typically it happens when you're jumping and you come down on someone else's leg.

I got a high ankle sprain playing basketball a few years ago. It happens when I came down on someone's leg. When the twist happened, I thought I broke my leg. I couldn't walk for a week. My ankle swelled to twice it's original size plus all around the ankle there was bruising. Two weeks after the injury the swelling subsided as my ankle returned to it's original size and the bruising went down to the point that I could walk again. Three weeks later you could barely see any of the bruising around my ankle anymore and I was close to 100%. Four weeks later I was back playing basketball like nothing ever happened.

It's possible to be back in a 3-4 weeks as Chris Lowe reported. I recovered in that timespan without the help of state of the art sports medicine.
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Talent evaluator, Draft guru, trainer, coach, doctor, AD, is there anything you can't do?
 
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Dobbs 4 Heisman said:
Because we have actually played sports before and have experience with such an injury.

High ankle sprains might not be common in football but happen all the time in basketball. I've seen DK's injury on the basketball court a millon times. Typically it happens when you're jumping and you come down on someone else's leg.

I got a high ankle sprain playing basketball a few years ago. It happens when I came down on someone's leg. When the twist happened, I thought I broke my leg. I couldn't walk for a week. My ankle swelled to twice it's original size plus all around the ankle there was bruising. Two weeks after the injury the swelling subsided as my ankle returned to it's original size and the bruising went down to the point that I could walk again. Three weeks later you could barely see any of the bruising around my ankle anymore and I was close to 100%. Four weeks later I was back playing basketball like nothing ever happened.

It's possible to be back in a 3-4 weeks as Chris Lowe reported. I recovered in that timespan without the help of state of the art sports medicine.
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You've already been proven wrong multiple times, stop pushing it.
 
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Volnation to D4H:


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amazingGRACE said:
I cringed when he said "they're gonna ride with Colton jumper until they feel there's a reason not to"


So unbelievably stubborn
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It's idiotic. Hate to say it but hopefully Jumper gets burnt a few times against Ohio and force them to make a change. If they still don't, GG.
 
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Catbone said:
It's idiotic. Hate to say it but hopefully Jumper gets burnt a few times against Ohio and force them to make a change.
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Lol he's already done that in literally every game he's played in the past two years. That's what I don't understand.

The writing is clearly on the wall for what he is as an SEC caliber player.
 
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