Hearing anything on Wimberly?
Geeeez. Great news. Will Knott ever be the same player again?
Just curious, why do you think he would have benefited from not playing this year? He already redshirted last year.Knott would have really benefited from having an off season. This will cost him a needed year of progress.
Just curious, why do you think he would have benefited from not playing this year? He already redshirted last year.
Fair enough, I read that as off season as in not playing. My bad.I think they mean an offseason of lifting, getting stronger, learning the position better in spring practices, etc.
He will lose all of that. Who knows what kind of player he'll be going forward with this kind of injury?
I think they mean an offseason of lifting, getting stronger, learning the position better in spring practices, etc.
He will lose all of that. Who knows what kind of player he'll be going forward with this kind of injury?
He won't lose "all of that." That's ridiculous. He will still lift. He will still learn the position. It won't be at the rate that it could have been had he stayed healthy, but it isn't like the kid is going to sit around playing video games eating Cheetos for the next 6 months.
He won't lose "all of that." That's ridiculous. He will still lift. He will still learn the position. It won't be at the rate that it could have been had he stayed healthy, but it isn't like the kid is going to sit around playing video games eating Cheetos for the next 6 months.
A clonedude sees difficulty in every opportunity. The optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.
-Winston Churchill
We all know what a hip injury did to Bo Jackson. Hopefully Luke has a better outcome.
Cute. Not much of a response though.
All I know is that I'd rather see Luke Knott get an entire offseason to get bigger, stronger, and work on his techniques as a LB. But, as some have said, I guess it's no big deal. I'm sure he doesn't need it. He's already as good as he needs to be, right?
No kidding. But he is having SURGERY on his hip/groin, and it is severe enough that he is missing an entire spring. That pretty much eliminates all leg work whatsoever on lifting. Add to that all the spring practices he will be missing, that is huge.
Everyone always comments about how important spring is in a player's development, so we can't all of the sudden now say it isn't important anymore. That doesn't make sense.
You can think it's no big deal, I'm sure Luke and the coaches probably feel much different.
Bo's hip injury was due to misdiagnosis and the cartilage deteriorated due to lack of blood flow caused by dislocating his hip. I'm not sure what Luke's exact injury is, but diagnosis for hip injuries have come a long ways in the last 20 years.We all know what a hip injury did to Bo Jackson. Hopefully Luke has a better outcome.