As someone who just had open heart surgery 8 weeks ago I can say with a high degree of certainty Rocco would be ready to go in time for spring practice if that’s what he needed done.
Rocco Becht undergoes surgery on non-throwing shoulder
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They were definitely trying to protect him and not running him as much after the injury. Probably the right move even if it affected his play. Sucks that he got hurt, but hopefully he can get healthy and have a great senior year.
My step father just had open heart surgery today. Thoughts and prayers to you!
Thanks, and same to you and your family.
The first couple days after surgery ******* suck, but once the first set of drainage tubes are taken out it was pretty mellow in my experience.
Hopefully your stepfather got extubated with no issues and didn’t need a feeding tube.
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demoncore1031
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I'll likely get crucified, but I hoped for degrees of playing time for Manske and Moberly (given something resembling "blowouts").
Injuries aside, Rocco isn't playing on Sunday's, Monday's, Thursday's.
He ain't BP part II.
The NFL doesn't give a rat's ass re: "Great young men." Yes, RB is a "Great Young Man x 100."
Injuries aside, Rocco isn't playing on Sunday's, Monday's, Thursday's.
He ain't BP part II.
The NFL doesn't give a rat's ass re: "Great young men." Yes, RB is a "Great Young Man x 100."
Are we just assuming it was Cincinnati? Or did it actually say that somewhere?
Counter perspective: easier to step back in with same coaching staff vs learning new ways here
Yes but they probably followed Campbell to Penn St too.
An ointment to you rub into the muscles and joints of horses that numbs them up when they are sore. It used to be pretty popular with athletes(especially) football players. The problem was that it allowed people to play when they were actually injured which made tears and things like that way worse. You can still buy it. Google it.
My assumption has been ISU uses McFarland Clinic Doctors to treat players. Having a McFarland Clinic in Cy-Town will be a plus.
I would expect families can also seek out their own specialist.
Yes ! Way too long of a leash knowing the injury severity now. We lost 3 in a row after the injury I believe. I’m ready for Moberly or Manske. It’s time. Rocco, you are a good guy but go make some $$ at Penn St pls.
Assume you are joking, but they're with a clinic in Ames that has some kind of contract with the athletic department. They are attached to the university and not the coaching staff (namely because they support all the sports - not just football, basketball, olympic sports, etc)
McFarland guys have an "office" inside Stark and, of course, at the hopstical. I'm curious why they're moving to CyTown.
Maybe they aren’t moving but will have access to more facilities and equipment across the street?
That's the only thing I can imagine. To the best of my knowledge (I am friends with one who has given me tour of Stark facility) they don't really do any kind of procedures at stark. Mostly just meeting with players and probably for examinations. Although I'd be somewhat surprised if they started doing procedures in CyTown. who knows?
demoncore1031
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Oh ok. I was thinking it was horse jizz, glad I was wrong. Although I do have a hilarious horse jizz story that I need to post one of these days.
