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OJ Frederique injury?

Gables Cane said:
Don’t sleep on WF. They will scheme guys open and based on what I saw this weekend, Lopez will likely put up numbers.

Lopez is reunited with his former OC and they have good chemistry. They will test our pass D.
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Hernandez is a pretty good WR too.
Reminds me a little of Restrepo.
 
I'm pretty sure Miami won't need any DBs against FAMU, Wake, CMU and after last night, Clemson.
 
dycane said:
Clemson is bad, for sure, but their QB play will most certainly improve by the time they play us. Those guys had no shot in that environment last night. Brains were fully scrambled from the first series.
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The only way their QB play improves is with a new QB. But, I don’t think they have the schematics that Stanford has.
 
NicKane said:
There was no contact on the hit with the shoulder. You can’t break your collarbone unless there was contact on the collarbone. The contact was on his upper arm/bicep area.
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Yeah, I'd bet >90% of broken collarbones are with a player landing directly on their side/shoulder with another players weight going fully on them. Which Is why it's almost always a guy getting tackled injury.

I'd say most likely range is like a stinger/bicep contusion (best case), AC (medium bad case), or Labrum (worst case).
 
TheOriginalCane said:
Can confirm.

Arm will grow back in a month.
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dycane said:
Clemson is bad, for sure, but their QB play will most certainly improve by the time they play us. Those guys had no shot in that environment last night. Brains were fully scrambled from the first series.
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Vizzina is pure ***, unless he makes some unforseen jump midseason he's one of the worst QBs on our schedule
 
Alex_Dynamix said:
Vizzina is pure ***, unless he makes some unforseen jump midseason he's one of the worst QBs on our schedule
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And I think the freshman backup is a scrub too, so it’s not like they’ve got a savior to swap him out for, even though I’m expecting they will try that.

The offenses that will present us with the most challenge are ND and probably Pitt.
 
BigCaneAl said:
Thought MRI was for soft tissue. Wouldn’t x-ray suffice for fracture?
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Orthopedic surgeon here. MRI will be able to see fractures better than XR. You will see edema and fracture lines which in MRI shows up as white or black depending on sequence (T1 vs T2 or STIR). Commonly what happens is you can get a Bony bankart lesion which is a labrum plus fracture of the glenoid (could lead to a Laterjet, worst case) could also be a non displaced greater tuberosity fracture. But I don’t think they are looking for a fracture from a dislocation more than likely soft tissue like you said like a labrum, rotator cuff less common in a younger athlete
 
yitzy said:
Orthopedic surgeon here. MRI will be able to see fractures better than XR. You will see edema and fracture lines which in MRI shows up as white or black depending on sequence (T1 vs T2 or STIR). Commonly what happens is you can get a Bony bankart lesion which is a labrum plus fracture of the glenoid (could lead to a Laterjet, worst case) could also be a non displaced greater tuberosity fracture. But I don’t think they are looking for a fracture from a dislocation more than likely soft tissue like you said like a labrum, rotator cuff less common in a younger athlete
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Former S&C coach here. Had bankart repair on each shoulder. That’s always my worry when a guy leaves the field like OJ did.
 
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