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Even more sad is the fact that you follow his mom on twitter.
That sucks. Talented kid at a thin position. Hope he has a speedy recovery.
That's alright.......this year we plan on arm tackling anyway. 
3 known injuries in the weight room. Never happened under previous staff.
( did I do that correctly?)
( did I do that correctly?)
That’s because the previous staffed never used the weight room before.
If it requires surgery there was probably a bone broken that requires putting a pin in. I doubt we will see him much at the start of Spring practice.
No more injuries on the defensive line please!!
No more injuries on the defensive line please!!
Pretty sure that in 2017 UCF was extremely lucky with injuries and had almost no injuries during their Natty season. This S&C staff knows what they are doing.
I blame this on Riley. If Khalil had been used to squatting, this never would have happened!
I blame this on Riley. If Khalil had been used to squatting, this never would have happened!
at least it was football related and wasn't blown off by an m-80...
That didnt stop the guy with no left hand on ucfs team last year!! Shouldnt be an issue for Davis
These sorts of injuries dont stop football players unless they’re the ones handling the ball alot.
waiting for the inevitable reply of "Only 650 lbs! I did that when I was in 8th grade" comment from one of our beloved tough guy squad. 
Sure...Was retweeted by someone I follow. Sorry you're worried about who I follow.
It’s was formerly known as the Ndamukong Suh museum. Players weren’t allowed to touch anything..
waiting for the inevitable reply of "Only 650 lbs! I did that when I was in 8th grade" comment from one of our beloved tough guy squad.
As I said in a thread a couple of weeks ago....that 650 lbs is ONLY what I usually squat....plus my body weight with a couple of extra plates thrown on for good measure.... Lol.
waiting for the inevitable reply of "Only 650 lbs! I did that when I was in 8th grade" comment from one of our beloved tough guy squad.
You don’t know how it’s done anymore. They have gone stealth mode with their messages about athletic prowess. Someone will now come on here with something like...”Man he’s so much stronger than I ever was. The most I ever did was 648 pounds. I used to think I was strong. My goodness he makes a joke out of me. LOL.”
Man he's so much stronger than I ever was. The most I ever did was 649 lbs. Man he makes me look like an idiot. LOL. 
Guys. This isn't anything to laugh about. This is a serious injury. 650lbs on a digit is more than just a broken bone.
Bad news: that injury is extremely painful.
Good news: opiods are very easy to get.
Good news: opiods are very easy to get.
Especially a thumb.
We didn't get to where we are without thumbs.
Thumbs are important.
Not to undersell the injury, because I am sure the weight was significant. But I can’t see how all 650 lbs was on his thumb. Seems as though physics would show that to be virtually impossible.
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I was running a Lull lift a couple years ago. Guy I work with was adjusting the fork and got the tip of his index finger in there. That was around 375 ft/lbs of pressure they said. While driving the kid to the hospital, he turned white and I was sure he was gonna pass out. Took 3 hours for them to get a doctor into see him in the St. E. ER. Would have taken him to Bryan, but we were working close to St. E. Took them almost 45 minutes to put a shot in there so the pain went away. It was ridiculous. The owner of the company showed up, and my patience was done. They were slow, and took forever to help him. Still pissed me off to think about. If it was truly 650, that thing is hamburger and gone
Poor spot.
If Khalil has that amount of weight on the rack, there should be no chance his thumb gets worked over. Either he's holding the bar near the hooks or his spot sucks. Either way.
Poor spot.
GBR
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