Thats awesome! I think the back 7 will be better this year so if the DL can be solid we should have some good production
Same thoughts came to mind for me also. Hope he can stay healthy. If so, this can be a huge lift to the defense.
Same. I guess the good news is it’s possible to rehab a leg injury and not so much concussion issues
tOSU kept rolling in 4-5 stars while Barrow missed practice after practice rehabbing. Urbans staff wouldn't have shown patience with him and probably "encouraged" him into a medical retirement to free up a scholarship.
If I remember correctly, 6 months is about the earliest an athlete can expect to be back to 100%. General population can be 100% sooner but of course we participate in less intense activities. Also, I've seen ACL recovery take 2+ years. Surgeons love doing ACL repairs because there's such a high success rate it makes them look good...but sometimes things just don't happen the way we would hope. It's all a bit of an art and sometimes things go wrong. #prayersforkz
yeah with his injury history they shouldn't even play him the first 6-7 games, see what he can give down the home stretch
Yea we bring back Hayes, Turnier, Charlton, Kalia, Montalvo, Cholewa and more who've had PT here. We added Hancock, Wilson, Barrow and Pinkney who've had PT elsewhere. Goode was highly rated and is a little older. The top of our 2019 recruiting class was all highly rated Dlinemen. Add to this our LBs Gilyard, Mitchell, SBB, Evans, (and others) are promising with at least a year of experience (3/4 are JRs and SRs). And the secondary will be able to handle itself no doubt. We have the numbers and we've brought in every bit of talent we can. I think it's fair to expect us not to fall off from last year. Of course we all know we lost so much rom last year that it's hard to get expectations up.
Yea. I feel like this is one of those things Heup would keep to himself. Who is responsible for making these decisions public?
Calabrese was great! Great at running the wild knight
