Conner Johnson and Tunsilitus? Could be chance but seems extremely odd that everything has come to a head this year and people are sitting twice as long for an injury and sitting because "nothing is wrong".
Conner Johnson and Tunsilitus? Could be chance but seems extremely odd that everything has come to a head this year and people are sitting twice as long for an injury and sitting because "nothing is wrong".
Don't forget C J Hampton sat for 2 games and Tee Shepard leaving mid season.
Conner & CJ are legit hurt. Now Conner suddenly coming up as potentially being out for the season is a little fishy, but it's not unheard of for injuries and recoveries to not go as expected.
Hampton and Tee....karma's a bitch.
Conner is legitimately hurt, but a torn meniscus is not a season-ending injury, either, unless it occurs in the 7th or 8th week.Quote:
Originally Posted by War Machine Dawg
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Originally Posted by Bubb Rubb
Meniscus is a 2-6 week injury. Absolutely blown up meniscus could be 8-10
weeks- but that also means permanent problems knee-wise. They announced 4 weeks when he was operated on- so that means it wasn't all blown up.
Things that make you go hmmmmm
This is the Bears we're talking about... They could turn around next week and say Conner was miraculously healed bc God really wanted to see him face aTm
Exactly, there are just so many coincidences of things happening right now that there is no way anyone in his right mind can believe anything that is coming out of the UNM sewer. There are red flags everywhere and more pop up everyday. What funny is every time another "act of god" happens it just fall right into line with all the events that many already know about.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
Freezus literally made the announcement the day after my post about Conner.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coursesuper
He made the announcement the same day as the ULL story breaking about Saunders and Waynesboro. Conner's ACT was taken in Waynesboro.
But hey- nothing to see here right???
Connors knee is jacked up. Much worse injury than originally thought.
Correct me if I'm wrong but there are 2 different types of meniscus surgeries and they don't know which one they can do until they get in there. The shave surgery is the lowest impact surgery that has the quick turnaround. I'm assuming TC couldn't get the shave.Quote:
Originally Posted by Madisonmd
Injured or not, who in the hell cares. All that matters is that they are not playing and that's wasted money for the BearSharts. Think about it. All the money they spent on Big Softie, CJ, Conner, Tee Shep, and others; and they are getting pretty much no return on their investment. You could even argue Laquon. He only has what 3 tds this year (?), and 2 of them came against the cupcake they played last week. Not saying he isnt good, just pointing out that his production on the field (which is what matters) isn't anywhere close to matching the amount they paid for him. That's obvious.
They will shave it down or suture it with FastFix or other devices. Even if they suture it, it would have to be super jacked up to be out 10 weeks.Quote:
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In case y'all didn't know, Waynesboro is something like a 3.5 hour drive from Conner's hometown of Batesville. But nothing to see here, I'm sure. I'll bet plenty of high school seniors drive that far from home to take the ACT. ***Quote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
Hampton sat due to Cannon Motors. Fact.Quote:
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Treadwell is having a great year. Dude is a baller.Quote:
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