Recent content by deaconcall

yep my bad on the tendon. did not realize he tore both.

they said during the game it was his patellar tendon which, in my somewhat educated opinion, is harder to return from than an Achilles or ACL

remarkably close

did i dream that he is academically unelidable?

heard it from a friend who heard it from a friend that it is Paul McCarthy.

I totally agree and my point is more about the lack of tests and then requiring them for entertainment when work is much more important. People who want to go to work and have symptoms and cant find a test is causing serious staffing issues at least at my outpatient surgical center. 100 % life...

I am a wake alum, MD, own my practice, have the rapid m-RNA testing in our lab and avid fox watcher. Everyone in my family is fully vaxed and boosted. Everyone also got covid last year at thanksgiving except my NYC daughter who had antibodies. All had very mild symptoms and no fever. Cost me...

we have more pics of recruits than of actual players. The roster link STILL does not have pics of all our transfers. Would like to start to recognize them

And a CT is the imaging of choice for abdominal injuries, not a MRI

it can be as small as a bruise and be treated expectantly with watching to a small tear to a completely exploded immediately life threatening from internally bleeding out situation. Obviously his was not the latter. Probably a small laceration that got bigger as he kept playing and getting hit...

great right up Les. thanks for sharing

am guessing spleen rupture

When Sarr was on his official, we saw him and Hoard and Hoards coach and at least 6 or 7 players. About 14 people total. It was a very nice restaurant, maybe the old Staleys steakhouse?

LOL

Second Gary Smith. Went to med school with his wife. He was a cool guy.