Put Rose-Ivey, Pierson-El, Gangwish on the self for next year!!

[MAG]

maybe there are a few others that can be redshirted or placed on medical redshirt (i.e. Rose-Ivey). Let's face it, with a new coaching staff this is a transition year, a work in progress. Riley & Co. probably have been given a bit of a mulligan this year. It would be nice to have some of our best players around for one extra year. I still think Nebraska can win at least 7 games this season. 2016 and especially 2017 could be special. So shelve some of our best players for the future.

 

[jay-cheese]

No mulligans for a team that won 9 games or more the last seven seasons. Harsh? Yes, but that's why we're not average program. Kiss "the streak" goodbye if we are .500 or lower this season...pretty Rose-Ivey has taken a redshirt and med redshirt already...

GBR

 

[mkbrkloster]

This isn't the NBA, where you can tank for a better draft pick. Momentum means a lot in recruiting, you gotta show them something to get excited about.

 

[Husker Sledge]

maybe there are a few others that can be redshirted or placed on medical redshirt (i.e. Rose-Ivey). Let's face it, with a new coaching staff this is a transition year, a work in progress. Riley & Co. probably have been given a bit of a mulligan this year. It would be nice to have some of our best players around for one extra year. I still think Nebraska can win at least 7 games this season. 2016 and especially 2017 could be special. So shelve some of our best players for the future.

That's absolutely idiotic! We have a great shot at winning the West. We match up with everyone pretty well. Illinois might put up some points but we'll easily outscore them. Getting Jack, VV and our linebackers healthy would be the main goal right now. Having DPE might be worth another 7 points/game as well! Our secondary can only get better. Good grief, step away from the ledge people!

 

[HuskerTimOmaha]

Gangwish doesn't have a redshirt available nor could he qualify for a medical. Rose-Ivey is a candidate for a medical, assuming his status is as bad as I heard. DPE, no way no how, conference just started and there's a high probability he'll be suited up this weekend.

 

[BigRedBugeaters]

Rose-Ivey already qualified from last year correct? Could he be out for some time Tim?

 

[HuskerTimOmaha]

To receive a 6th year, you have to lose 2 full seasons to an incapacitating injury. He lost the 2014 season and since he only played in 1 game so far this year, and I've heard he may not even be back for the Io_a game, if accurate the 2015 season would count as his second lost season due to an incapacitating injury.

 

[red rover 70]

If a kid isn't gonna be close to 90% healthy the i say do it. Nobody is 100%.

 

[red rover 70]

With DPI our two losses become wins and this season looks a whole lot different. He sounds like he's ready to go for the B1G schedule. Great news indeed!

 

[suhnami]

No. No. No. The entire save a guy idea is terrible. The coaches are going to try to win now and they need to.

 

[red rover 70]

No. No. No. The entire save a guy idea is terrible. The coaches are going to try to win now and they need to.

But if a kid isn't health then you don't play him.

 

[suhnami]

But if a kid isn't health then you don't play him.

Well no kidding, dude. No one was even saying they should.

 

[Mr.Scary13]

No mulligans for a team that won 9 games or more the last seven seasons. Harsh? Yes, but that's why we're not average program. Kiss "the streak" goodbye if we are .500 or lower this season...pretty Rose-Ivey has taken a redshirt and med redshirt already...

GBR

This program has been average for years now. What are you talking about?

 

[StretchLimousine]

No mulligans for a team that won 9 games or more the last seven seasons. Harsh? Yes, but that's why we're not average program. Kiss "the streak" goodbye if we are .500 or lower this season...pretty Rose-Ivey has taken a redshirt and med redshirt already...

GBR

Agreed. No mulligans for this staff. This is Nebraska. Not Oregon State. Anything less than 9 wins is unacceptable.

 

[red rover 70]

Well no kidding, dude. No one was even saying they should.

Your hero Mark played a quarterback with a broken ankle one year and a totally messed up foot another year. Don't give me that bullshit attitude.

 

[StretchLimousine]

Your hero Mark played a quarterback with a broken ankle one year and a totally messed up foot another year. Don't give me that bullshit attitude.

Source and/or proof on the broken ankle?

 

[red rover 70]

Mark's refusing to relieve a kid with a high ankle sprain in the fourth quarter cost us the Big Twelve Championship.

 

[suhnami]

Your hero Mark played a quarterback with a broken ankle one year and a totally messed up foot another year. Don't give me that bullshit attitude.

You won't get anything if you don't reply with some ridiculous post saying something that no one previously even mentioned - but how that's a "bullshit attitude" I'm not sure.

Negative points for bringing Bo into post out of nowhere he wasn't even mentioned 14 posts in - shows how far you're really reaching.

 

[red rover 70]

Source and/or proof on the broken ankle?

What do you think a high ankle sprain is???

 

[suhnami]

Mark's refusing to relieve a kid with a high ankle sprain in the fourth quarter cost us the Big Twelve Championship.

So now the ankle wasn't broken?

 

[red rover 70]

So now the ankle wasn't broken?

A high ankle sprain is a broken ankle.

 

[StretchLimousine]

A high ankle sprain is a broken ankle.

Hmmmm….interesting medical diagnosis. Where did you obtain your M.D. from, Harvard?

 

[MAG]

That's absolutely idiotic! We have a great shot at winning the West. We match up with everyone pretty well. Illinois might put up some points but we'll easily outscore them. Getting Jack, VV and our linebackers healthy would be the main goal right now. Having DPE might be worth another 7 points/game as well! Our secondary can only get better. Good grief, step away from the ledge people!

Hey Sledge. I agree with DPE being worth at least another 7 points. That's why I think it's a good idea to redshirt him and let that foot heal 100%. If he his rushed into playing a little too fast then that foot could be reinjured or may linger. It's basically the same injury Taylor Martinez had. Put DPE on the self. If we win the west then who do we play in the champ. game? Ohio State. I don't think this team is ready for the prime time stage. Lets keep our eyes on the future and build for the 2016 and 2017 seasons and beyond.

 

[suhnami]

Hmmmm….interesting medical diagnosis. Where did you obtain your M.D. from, Harvard?

I'm guessing Yale, he wouldn't want to muck up his education with outdated knowledge and practices from those Harvard wimps.

 

[dinglefritz]

Source and/or proof on the broken ankle?

It wasn't a broken ankle. It was a fractured fibula. High ankle sprain my ass. Another lie from your buddy Bo. Ask TM or any member of that team. He had the same injury that Ahman Green played RB a whole year with and then was criticized for having an "off year". Little risk of further injury but certainly affected their play.

 

[suhnami]

Hey Sledge. I agree with DPE being worth at least another 7 points. That's why I think it's a good idea to redshirt him and let that foot heal 100%. If he his rushed into playing a little too fast then that foot could be reinjured or may linger. It's basically the same injury Taylor Martinez had. Put DPE on the self. A 7 to 9 win season including the bowl isn't a wasted season. Lets keep our eyes on the future and build for the 2016 and 2017 seasons and beyond.

Where did you hear this is the same injury as T-Magic? I don't want him rushed either. But if he's good to go, play him.

 

[BigBL87]

A high ankle sprain is a broken ankle.

What? A sprain is a ligament injury, a break is a bone injury.

 

[suhnami]

What? A sprain is a ligament injury, a break is a bone injury.

IDK where you're getting your info man. @red rover 70 says they're the same thing.

 

[MAG]

Where did you hear this is the same injury as T-Magic? I don't want him rushed either. But if he's good to go, play him.

I understand he broke the bone for his middle toe. Isn't that the same as Martinez?

 

[suhnami]

I understand he broke the bone for his middle toe. Isn't that the same as Martinez?

I don't think so. Still researching. Will reply back with what I find for DPE.

 

[HuskerTimOmaha]

Anything less than 9 wins is unacceptable.

False.

 

[HuskerTimOmaha]

DPE had a Jones fracture. TM had some type of injury to one of his toes that wasn't made public.

@MAG

 

[suhnami]

DPE had a Jones fracture. TM had some type of injury to one of his toes that wasn't made public.

@MAG

Yep. That's what I heard as well. That's what Kevin Durant had. Outside bone leading to pinky toe.

http://www.sportsinjuryclinic.net/sport-injuries/foot-heel-pain/jones-fracture

 

[HuskerO]

Anything less than 9 wins is unacceptable.

I thought this was Nebraska? When was 9 wins an accomplishment in itself?

Why wouldn't you say the same thing except replace 9 win with 10 wins? Or 11 wins? No agenda for your boy Bo.... hmmm.....

 

[Hoosker Du]

Sigh... (Shakes head)

 

[red rover 70]

IDK where you're getting your info man. @red rover 70 says they're the same thing.

In the case of X-rays, demonstration of widening of the tibia and fibula 'mortise', a fracture of the medial malleolus, or aMaisonneuve fracture, will indicate an unstable or potentially unstable injury. However, 'normal' x-rays do not exclude significant ligament injury, and in one study, the ratio of diagnostic X-ray to known syndesmotic injury was only one in 17. By contrast, ultrasound may permit the injury to be visualized while the mortise is being stressed.[5] Consequently, a diagnostic modality such as ultrasound or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)[4] that demonstrates the ligament itself may be helpful, if clinical suspicion remains.[6]

It's a stress fracture where the ligaments are connected.

 

[red rover 70]

That's why when you have a high ankle sprain you can run forward but side to side motion causes extreme pain. It's stressing or pulling apart the broken bone.

 

[BigBL87]

That's why when you have a high ankle sprain you can run forward but side to side motion causes extreme pain. It's stressing or pulling apart the broken bone.

I'm no doctor, but I really think you aren't understanding basic medical terminology. A sprain is a stretch/tear/rupture of a ligament, a break is when a bone fractures/cracks. I'm sure the two could happen together, but a high ankle sprain is not a broken ankle, no matter how much you want to believe it is.

 

[BigBL87]

After reading your Wikipedia copy and paste, I think we're having what I call a Clinton Issue. You say a high ankle sprain IS a fracture. In this case, IS doesn't mean what you think it does. A fracture can be part of or accompany a high ankle sprain, but if you actually read the whole article, a high ankle sprain does not necessarily involve a fracture.

 

[suhnami]

In the case of X-rays, demonstration of widening of the tibia and fibula 'mortise', a fracture of the medial malleolus, or aMaisonneuve fracture, will indicate an unstable or potentially unstable injury. However, 'normal' x-rays do not exclude significant ligament injury, and in one study, the ratio of diagnostic X-ray to known syndesmotic injury was only one in 17. By contrast, ultrasound may permit the injury to be visualized while the mortise is being stressed.[5] Consequently, a diagnostic modality such as ultrasound or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)[4] that demonstrates the ligament itself may be helpful, if clinical suspicion remains.[6]

It's a stress fracture where the ligaments are connected.

1st you link to wikipedia, and then you cherry pick the info on it completely disregarding the info that'd discredit you. Like this part, aka the main description:

A high ankle sprain, also known as a syndesmotic sprain, is a sprain of the syndesmotic ligaments that connect the tibia and fibula in the lower leg, thereby creating a mortise and tenon joint for the ankle. High ankle sprains are described as high because they are located above the ankle. They comprise approximately 15% of all ankle sprains.[1] Unlike the common lateral ankle sprains, when ligaments around the ankle are injured through an inward twisting, high ankle sprains are caused when the lower leg and foot externally rotates (twists out).

The part you posted is referencing the diagnosis of the high ankle sprain, not explaining what it is. It's not even saying that a fracture is a high ankle sprain.

Take your medical info very skeptically from red rover.