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dunkman23 said:
Chris Bell ran a drag route, no cornerback can stop him. He was running underneath the defense. What happened when he lined up outside, 3 target, 3, pass breakup by OJ.
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that play was an example of poor effort, poor tackling and poor angles by 3-4 players with OJ 2 yards behind him. that was one of the very few bad plays by our secondary. i think we had 6-7 really bad plays by the secondary ALL YEAR. last year, it was 4-5 A GAME!

"We are doing ok Marge . . . "
 
creamofthecrop13 said:
i love fitzgerald and day i think day will be good but i know nothing lol
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Day is a year older but seems like Fitz is a year ahead of where Day was in his first year. Both will hit their stride next year.

I want us to sign a portal nickel to replace Scott but I think Day would be a great fit there. Fitz slid in and played it with him out but I like him better further from the ball. Also, Pruitt should slide in for Thomas when he's gone. Still leaves Poyser and Fitz who are your 2 best coming back. Lots of ways to use those guys in many combinations. I was high on Wallace pre-injury as well, if he's fully healthy, he's probably the smartest player on the back end. I don't think they'll be able to keep JJ Dunnigan off the field either, especially if he enrolls early.
 
skyman said:
I think you might be a lil uninformed about turf toe injuries, it is a NASTY injury that can end careers and affect you for life if taken lightly and/or rushed. I know someone who still SUFFERS from it years after playing..

When you get a chance read this recent article on the injury.


www.si.com

How Turf Toe Became the Most Misunderstood Injury in Sports

One little body part can cause big problems for NFL stars such as Joe Burrow and Brock Purdy. Here’s why it’s more painful than its cute name might suggest.
www.si.com www.si.com
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Yep, ended OJ McDuffie’s career and he won 11million settlement against Fins for Dr Uribe misdiagnosing.
 
88 said:
There’s several degrees of turf toe. Sometimes it’s two weeks sometimes 6 months
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True true

That **** has to bother planting. Bruh I ****ed my toe up before and it wasn’t **** toe (at least I don’t think it was) and it hurt for ages when planting.
 
Dwinstitles said:
True true

That **** has to bother planting. Bruh I ****ed my toe up before and it wasn’t **** toe (at least I don’t think it was) and it hurt for ages when planting.
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Hurt my foot in a game in HS and went to the Dr. Monday morning. Told me it was turf toe. I came back to school late that day and the coach saw me walk in limping and he asked what was going on. Told him the doc said it was turf toe.. he said "I like to call it ***** foot. Practice starts at 3"

Didn't miss a practice or game. Hurt like **** through the last 3-4 games and jumped right into basketball... and at some point about about halfway through basketball season it just went away. Been 15-16 years now and it'll still flare up for no reason.
 
88 said:
There’s several degrees of turf toe. Sometimes it’s two weeks sometimes 6 months
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Exactly and I know for a fact, I was watching Scott on the sidelines,running around, jumping up and down celebrating with teammates a month ago at hard rock so he can’t be too far off.
 
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PRcane787 said:
Exactly and I know for a fact, I was watching Scott on the sidelines,running around, jumping up and down celebrating with teammates a month ago at hard rock so he can’t be too far off.
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Hopefully, we really need him, but all of that is a far cry short of playing a football game. When it comes to UM and injuries, I am always pessimistic on return timelines. We just don't push the envelope much.
 
Kn[]_[]ckles3o5 said:
I destroyed my left big toe playing football barefoot in college. Limped for 6 weeks and then did it gain playing basketball a few weeks later. It has never fully recovered. I don’t have “pain” but it has felt like it could be reaggravated easily ever since.
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I had similar experience. I played D1 college soccer many moons ago ('86-'87). After my eligibility was done (summer of '88) I got invited to work out with an MISL development team (Indoor soccer). It was my first time playing exclusively on turf. I got a really bad turf toe trying to make a full speed cut.

Not only was I done for that season, I was limited in my training for the next 18 months or so. As you noted, even after the pain is gone, I still felt "pressure" from my big toe joint for several years afterwards.
 
F-MarioCristobal said:
Day is a year older but seems like Fitz is a year ahead of where Day was in his first year. Both will hit their stride next year.

I want us to sign a portal nickel to replace Scott but I think Day would be a great fit there. Fitz slid in and played it with him out but I like him better further from the ball. Also, Pruitt should slide in for Thomas when he's gone. Still leaves Poyser and Fitz who are your 2 best coming back. Lots of ways to use those guys in many combinations. I was high on Wallace pre-injury as well, if he's fully healthy, he's probably the smartest player on the back end. I don't think they'll be able to keep JJ Dunnigan off the field either, especially if he enrolls early.
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You think Pruitt will be a big contributor next year? I've always liked his game and pulling for him, thought he looked good when he got snaps. sounds like they don't need to get much out of the portal, sounds like good progress to me! I completely forgot about Wallace.
 
F-MarioCristobal said:
Day is a year older but seems like Fitz is a year ahead of where Day was in his first year. Both will hit their stride next year.

I want us to sign a portal nickel to replace Scott but I think Day would be a great fit there. Fitz slid in and played it with him out but I like him better further from the ball. Also, Pruitt should slide in for Thomas when he's gone. Still leaves Poyser and Fitz who are your 2 best coming back. Lots of ways to use those guys in many combinations. I was high on Wallace pre-injury as well, if he's fully healthy, he's probably the smartest player on the back end. I don't think they'll be able to keep JJ Dunnigan off the field either, especially if he enrolls early.
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No chance Dunnigan is kept off the field. That dude is instant impact. Not sure how we were the only big program on him.
 
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creamofthecrop13 said:
You think Pruitt will be a big contributor next year? I've always liked his game and pulling for him, thought he looked good when he got snaps. sounds like they don't need to get much out of the portal, sounds like good progress to me! I completely forgot about Wallace.
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I think so. If he's on the roster.

I think if he enters the portal we'll know there's not a plan and if he stays I think he'll be involved. Looks like they moved him fully to Safety, which i like.
 
F-MarioCristobal said:
Hurt my foot in a game in HS and went to the Dr. Monday morning. Told me it was turf toe. I came back to school late that day and the coach saw me walk in limping and he asked what was going on. Told him the doc said it was turf toe.. he said "I like to call it ***** foot. Practice starts at 3"

Didn't miss a practice or game. Hurt like **** through the last 3-4 games and jumped right into basketball... and at some point about about halfway through basketball season it just went away. Been 15-16 years now and it'll still flare up for no reason.
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Yo the coach basically said I need you, at least he’s a jag without you fam. **** bruh I hope your foot feels better bruh.
 
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