Yeah curious as well @BKIn118 - because @Richard Schnyderite stated he'd be out a month or so in his thread on the RT. Big difference between a month vs. 9 days.
Any news on Omoruyi?
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We’ll likely know more in a few days. He’d be seen on the practice floor by Thursday at the latest if he is going to give it a go against NW.
My info was from immediately after the game...
Obviously no real diagnostics done at that point, just cautious optimism
Hoping the best for EO!
Obviously no real diagnostics done at that point, just cautious optimism
Hoping the best for EO!
Update from Carino in paragraph four here: https://t.co/DLllx1KMD4
(Posting the link instead of quoting it because he does good work and deserves the click)
(Posting the link instead of quoting it because he does good work and deserves the click)
Pulling up that article on the bottom was a clip for the past 10 seconds......How the !@#$ was that not a moving pick. Wesson should have been charged with his 8th foul on that play
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Fortunately the news is more positive than negative in that hopefully Eugene can return by some point in early February if not sooner Or a month from now given the increased swelling and presumed longer time to heal.
I think people need to temper expectations. I am not comfortable assuming he will come back in half the time because he came back in half the time last time.
Let the swelling come down and have doctors reassess and then formulate guesses. Also keep in mind his role on the team is a bit different now vs. last year.
Let the swelling come down and have doctors reassess and then formulate guesses. Also keep in mind his role on the team is a bit different now vs. last year.
He stood pat with those two early fouls for a loooooong time. There were also a couple of other cases where he should have been whistled but they found another OSU guy in the vicinity of Metuchen or Edison that they could pin the call on.
If he has swelling on the knee , he'll be fortunate to return in 3-4 weeks.
From what I understand, there's really not a proven successful surgery for this type of injury, so mostly it's about strengthening the muscles in the area around the kneecap to keep it in the small channel it needs to move back and forth in.Believe it or not, it's a more common injury in women than men, hence, not much research into a surgery to fix it.
