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So a media member said it was an undisclosed injury on Xitter but then went on his board and disclosed the injury. Not only is that illegal, it’s false info that he was given and decided to “leak”. Funny how he didn’t leak the truth about Robbins, Heeke, and Fisch when it went against his own ego driven narrative. It’s a lot different when a guy is getting paid to “cover” the program and gets used as a tool to “leak” narrative driven info such as hires, fires, coaching decisions, and positive recruiting info. However, notice how most local media members don’t leak injuries. Especially, ones like knee injuries that could potentially hurt draft stock. No one really knows this board exists but the “other” board that you pay monthly for has coaches, players, parents, and scouts on it. His “leaks” become a lot more visible and detrimental. I hope you understand this. He isn’t an insider. He is an ego driven maniac trying to shine the spotlight on him and his family. When all he has done is hurt players, coaches, player’s parents, the football program, and the school.
Cool out.Ghost wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2024 6:14 pmSo a media member said it was an undisclosed injury on Xitter but then went on his board and disclosed the injury. Not only is that illegal, it’s false info that he was given and decided to “leak”. Funny how he didn’t leak the truth about Robbins, Heeke, and Fisch when it went against his own ego driven narrative. It’s a lot different when a guy is getting paid to “cover” the program and gets used as a tool to “leak” narrative driven info such as hires, fires, coaching decisions, and positive recruiting info. However, notice how most local media members don’t leak injuries. Especially, ones like knee injuries that could potentially hurt draft stock. No one really knows this board exists but the “other” board that you pay monthly for has coaches, players, parents, and scouts on it. His “leaks” become a lot more visible and detrimental. I hope you understand this. He isn’t an insider. He is an ego driven maniac trying to shine the spotlight on him and his family. When all he has done is hurt players, coaches, player’s parents, the football program, and the school.
BBQ wildcat wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2024 5:34 pm Ghost "works" in the medical profession. LOL! Being the dummy in a red Cross class on resuscitation doesn't count. It also doesn't count being the subject in a brain lobotomy demonstration.
I was going to stop responding to your idiocy but this has gotten so entertaining for me now I can't stop. You just keep digging your hole deeper and deeper. Do you realize how dumb your last post sounded? Let me translate it into a real life scenario for you. Oh MY GOD! TMac just hurt his knee. We can't let anyone know, quick put a boot on his foot and ankle. Don't put ice on his injured knee, you'll give it away. Shhhhhhh everyone.Ghost wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2024 3:21 pmThey actually do. You know that players, coaches, and players families, don’t want knee injuries disclosed. It is illegal for injuries in general to be disclosed. With knee injuries, they will say foot, calf, or ankle so that it doesn’t get to NFL scouts/front offices. Khalil Tate hurt his knee 3 times while at Arizona. It was told it was ankle and foot injuries to save his NFL draft stock. Same with Carey. I also work in the medical profession. Have a great weekend.tgrumpy2 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2024 2:06 pmNo they do not. Now retired but having worked in the medical profession for 35 years and owning two bad knees myself I can attest to never being prescribed or recommended a boot for my foot. Nor have I ever seen it. Not even up to or including my total knee replacement.Ghost wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2024 11:59 amDid you know that players with knee injuries wear a boot to secure the foot from movement in order to stabilize the knee? I’m curious as to where you received your info. I am sure I can guess.
Orthopedic boots protect broken bones and other injuries of the lower leg, ankle, or foot. They prevent more damage and help the area heal. Your doctor may have you use a boot for 1 to 6 weeks. How long you wear it depends on how serious your injury is. No where in this does it say knee.
He didn’t have crutches. You aren’t supposed to walk on broken bones in your foot. You would have crutches. If you have any sort of ankle injury with even a minor procedure, you are using crutches. Why would you walk on broken bones? You are able to walk without crutches after a minor procedure on the knee. Also, it’s the end of April….why would it take till the beginning of the season (4 months) for two broken bones in your foot??? Even if he had a percantaneous fracture fixation done to fuse the bones and fix circulation, doctors recommend to be off of your foot for 1 to 3 months. So, he wouldn’t have been walking around at all.
For Gods sake GO AWAY Chief. You are fooling nobody.Ghost wrote: ↑Sun Apr 28, 2024 7:49 amHe didn’t have crutches. You aren’t supposed to walk on broken bones in your foot. You would have crutches. If you have any sort of ankle injury with even a minor procedure, you are using crutches. Why would you GO on broken bones? You are able to walk without crutches after a minor procedure on the knee. Also, it’s the end of April….why would it take till the beginning of the season (4 months) for two broken bones in your foot??? Even if he had a percantaneous fracture fixation done to fuse the bones and fix circulation, doctors recommend to be off of your foot for 1 to 3 months. So, he wouldn’t have been walking around at all.
