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thatguy said:
There is no place for this type of common sense around here.

You are now going to get bombarded by a bunch of Prohmeosexuals telling you that there are going to be tons more transfers, and that we are all idiots and dramatic for questioning a guy that has put a bunch of guys in the NBA!
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Your posts are generally obnoxious, but I'll give you points for the bold.
 
thatguy said:
There is no place for this type of common sense around here.

You are now going to get bombarded by a bunch of Prohmeosexuals telling you that there are going to be tons more transfers, and that we are all idiots and dramatic for questioning a guy that has put a bunch of guys in the NBA!
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Even the Prohm supporters, like myself, know that if we don't end up with good transfers we're likely heading towards another bad season.
 
Statefan10 said:
Vic Miller is one of the most competent athletic trainers out there. You have no idea what goes on behind the scenes and this sort of accusation is just uncalled for. Do you think when Halliburton came down on his wrist, Vic was just able to use his x-ray vision and tell if Tyrese had broken it? No, Tyrese told them he was okay, and figured it out that he was not.

I bet you anything that Grill had a slight fracture and was told there is no more damage that can be done and he was given the decision to play or not. What would there have been to lose for Grill sitting out the rest of the year? Absolutely nothing. If it was serious enough, he would've been shut down.

Concussions are one of the hardest injuries to diagnose. Players hit their head on the floor all the time and you don't know if you have a concussion or if you simply hit your head hard. I'm sure Bolton ended up having a minor concussion and if it was truly serious, Vic wouldn't have let him back in the game.
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When I started coaching 4 v 4 soccer we had to take concussion protocol as part of certification. Based on protocols in place, he should not have been let back in the game. No matter what the player says, no matter what you are supposed to er on the side of caution.
 
twojman said:
When I started coaching 4 v 4 soccer we had to take concussion protocol as part of certification. Based on protocols in place, he should not have been let back in the game. No matter what the player says, no matter what you are supposed to er on the side of caution.
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It's really not that simple and that's why it's so hard to actually enforce it. You can pass an initial concussion test easily, but fail it the next day just as easily. It's very complex and is why it's a huge issue in all of sports.

Bolton going back in the game against WVU was not malpractice by our training staff. Had he ended up playing the next two games with a concussion I would've been more concerned.
 
Statefan10 said:
It's really not that simple and that's why it's so hard to actually enforce it. You can pass an initial concussion test easily, but fail it the next day just as easily. It's very complex and is why it's a huge issue in all of sports.

Bolton going back in the game against WVU was not malpractice by our training staff. Had he ended up playing the next two games with a concussion I would've been more concerned.
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We are taught to take them out. If there is ANY question at all, even if they pass all tests. If there is any doubt, take them out. My guess is replay would be available to the staff and it did not look good.
 
twojman said:
We are taught to take them out. If there is ANY question at all, even if they pass all tests. If there is any doubt, take them out. My guess is replay would be available to the staff and it did not look good.
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It's really not that simple. I had a minor concussion in high school that I received in practice. Didn't have it diagnosed for three days when I started to notice I was having a hard time remembering simple stuff. My father is a coach, and even he didn't notice it at first.
 
twojman said:
Maybe no transfers are coming because Haliburton played on a broken wrist. Grill played on a broken wrist (6 games I believe). Bolton played with a concussion. The medical staff for the basketball team seems substantially subpar. All this happened in like a 6 week period.
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Awful take of the year nominee.
 
CyPunch said:
Doesn't mean he can't get a waiver but..

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Should start right away with how this season ended! It should be about these young kids future not a bunch of rich people in the NCAA to play God with their future!
 
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