Von Pearson out vs UGA

[BigOrangeTrain]

We don't need Von to beat Georgia. He can chill, heal up and watch Malone play great.

 

[Lulu]

He was in the cold tub today ...

That's Vic on the left, Croom in the middle and AJ on the right. Von's not in that pic.

 

[big harry]

looks like a "soon" picture

LOL and the best one yet. Who is that?

 

[Big Orange #1]

Worley is in there too. He just has to be all the way under cause that beating he took last week!!

 

[volnpowell]

As much as I would have like to see him play vs Georgia, I would rather him be 100% instead of playing and it take longer to fully heal.

 

[big harry]

What would mama croom say to this??

 

[pcvolfan]

Draya taking the picture, not sure who the other girls are

Bashara Graves & Ariel Massengale I believe

 

[KnoxRealtorVOL]

 

[ACvol3]

LOL and the best one yet. Who is that?

Bullock in the back

 

[VolForLife83]

Hilarious

 

[Catbone]

my man

 

[gordonr24]

Some good coed "bonding" in that ice tub

 

[Orange And Garnet]

Is that Peterman in the way back?

It looks like the kicker

 

[Shakinthefat]

As with most injuries they are usually longer recovery than advertised. So Florida game will be a push for VP.

 

[KBVol]

Healing for Florida!

Actually, one of the RTI guys speculated he wouldn't be back til Ole Miss!! Yes..... Ole freakin Miss! Said he wouldn't be back for Florida either and you wouldn't bring him back vs UTC, so the Oct 18 game vs Ole Miss was his guess.

 

[BanditVol]

He is a badazz, want him back.

 

[BanditVol]

What would mama croom say to this??

Maybe he could do a bit less of that and a bit more practice. :acute:

 

[Volosaurus rex]

Actually, one of the RTI guys speculated he wouldn't be back til Ole Miss!! Yes..... Ole freakin Miss! Said he wouldn't be back for Florida either and you wouldn't bring him back vs UTC, so the Oct 18 game vs Ole Miss was his guess.

According to this web page (High Ankle Sprain), which is published by the American Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Society (AOFAS), that timeline unfortunately is frequently the case for high ankle sprains: "It usually takes six weeks or more to return to play, but can sometimes take even longer. One good indication that you are ready to go back to sports is if you can hop on the foot 15 times. This hopping test is acceptable if there is no obvious widening between the tibia and the fibula on X-rays. If there is widening, which is called diastasis, or if there is a broken bone, surgery is often needed. . . . In those cases in which a separation of the tibia and fibula or fracture has occurred and surgery is necessary, patients will likely need to be nonweightbearing in a cast followed by a walking boot for about 12 weeks."

 

[ManningBerry#1]

I want him back full speed

 

[VOLMEB]

My nephew was injured playing high school football last year with a high ankle sprain. It was of moderate severity. He was out 4 weeks.

 

[Blood Runs Orange]

I want him back full speed

That's not for the Florida game then.

Unfortunately, most people on here don't seem to realize that a high ankle sprain takes a while to come back from, often 5-6 weeks. Even people who heal freakishly fast are usually out a month. Time will tell.

 

[volfaninutah]

I wonder who is producing all those bubbles in the picture?

 

[tomq_123]

Vols in the cold tub today ...

Cold tub.....hmmm shrinkage.

 

[Other_Guy]

Not to sound bad but I really hope Wolf is ready and doees well. I think Pearson needs to rest we'll be ok.

 

[ClearwaterVol]

If they are announcing this a week and a half from game day I don't feel good about him playing Florida