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Why Do We Have So Many Players Getting Hurt

twalcott5 said:
Just trying to understand. Seems like we did last year as well. Is it bad luck? Conditioning of key areas?

Are all Teams this unlucky??

If we loose another couple of key players against GT, we're going to be in deep **** and our season may be at risk!!
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What are you talking about?
 
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twalcott5 said:
Just trying to understand. Seems like we did last year as well. Is it bad luck? Conditioning of key areas?

Are all Teams this unlucky??

If we loose another couple of key players against GT, we're going to be in deep **** and our season may be at risk!!
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Breathe... nothing but very minor injuries. It's called a contact sport. Last season this was valid. Now we've spent very heavily for technology to help prevent however possible to keep that from occurring again.
 
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swampcougar1 said:
You do realize some here think players on other teams never get hurt
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WestEndzone said:
I don’t think it’s worse than last year. Did something happen? Did I miss something?
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Nothing happened. There hasn't been a major injury yet and the minor ones were more liekly to happen with the **** weather and field conditions compared to normal.

To quote @Mklein13 "Just a bunch of slapdicks" including the Rugby dude with the feld vendetta
 
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twalcott5 said:
Just trying to understand. Seems like we did last year as well. Is it bad luck? Conditioning of key areas?

Are all Teams this unlucky??

If we loose another couple of key players against GT, we're going to be in deep **** and our season may be at risk!!
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There bodies and mind have to get used to the physicality Mario is bringing to the team. Gonna take more then one year to get use to it.
 
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Rugby_guy said:
A slapdick who was completely vindicated last year and who made a living doing the same job 😘
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Why isn't it still happening then? Is it possible that the change from one type of program to another left players in a vulnerable state until they had fully migrated over to the new program?
 
MovingZen said:
Why isn't it still happening then? Is it possible that the change from one type of program to another left players in a vulnerable state until they had fully migrated over to the new program?
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Athletes adapt to what is put in front of them.

Coaches are stuck in their ways of how intelligently they apply stress to their athletes.

If you have a group of athletes who spent several years adapting to X level of stress, and suddenly you put a group of coaches in front of them who won a Pac12 title training with 2X level of stress each week, guess what happens....

Doubly so if you aren't willing/able to see the writing on the wall in terms of your monitoring and adjustments to that level of stress. It hasn't been done in football (presumably because it will make people look bad) but in soccer you can literally see patterns of injury trends follow coaches from team to team as they get fired and re-hired.

The single most powerful person w/ regard to injury in the organisation is the HFC. That individual can negate any other injury mitigation strategy in the organisation.
 
Rugby_guy said:
Athletes adapt to what is put in front of them.

Coaches are stuck in their ways of how intelligently they apply stress to their athletes.

If you have a group of athletes who spent several years adapting to X level of stress, and suddenly you put a group of coaches in front of them who won a Pac12 title training with 2X level of stress each week, guess what happens....

Doubly so if you aren't willing/able to see the writing on the wall in terms of your monitoring and adjustments to that level of stress. It hasn't been done in football (presumably because it will make people look bad) but in soccer you can literally see patterns of injury trends follow coaches from team to team as they get fired and re-hired.

The single most powerful person w/ regard to injury in the organisation is the HFC. That individual can negate any other injury mitigation strategy in the organisation.
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Sounds like you're saying it might not be Felds fault?
 
Not trying to be rude bro so don’t take this the wrong way, but have you watched college football or NFL games lately? It seems like every game 3-4 players get some sort of serious injury…these dudes are literally dropping like flies out there. To be honest I don’t think this is a Miami problem…this is an “everybody” problem.
 
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