Moderators Gerry Hamilton Posted August 18 Moderators Posted August 18 Just now, UTexas said: Just saw that. My question is how do you get a bone bruise if it was non contact? He had a pretty bad hyperextension from what I was told ... he definitely has a bone bruise. Question is if there is any other damage. I had that in hoops my sophomore season from severe hyperextension. 1 Quote
AJLaus23 Posted August 18 Posted August 18 9 minutes ago, mmdaytontexas said: I hyperextended my knee in basketball and I limped badly for the rest of the day and night, but by a few days I was as good as new. I'm not saying he gets that lucky, but the talk of hyperextension is hopeful. As a Wisconsinite, I am coping by reminding myself that Giannis hyperextended his knee in the ECF and everyone thought for sure he was done. Season over. The thing bent backwards. he returned a week later and went on a historic run to lead the bucks to the promise land. Let me be delusional and compare him to a freak athlete. We all cope in our own ways. 3 1 Quote
Texasborn91 Posted August 18 Posted August 18 1 minute ago, John F. said: Everyone on this board googling “bone bruise on knee recovery time” Guilty. 2 2 Quote
Hornio Posted August 18 Posted August 18 1 minute ago, John F. said: Everyone on this board googling “bone bruise on knee recovery time” 2-4 months Quote
SwordNobility Posted August 18 Posted August 18 Anyway, worst case scenario, we slide Siani over to LT and make Cojoe RT right? 2 Quote
akhookem Posted August 18 Posted August 18 Just now, Gerry Hamilton said: He had a pretty bad hyperextension from what I was told ... he definitely has a bone bruise. Question is if there is any other damage. I had that in hoops my sophomore season from severe hyperextension. Nothing a mayo corndog and some ice won’t fix 4 Quote
HookEm_AZ Posted August 18 Posted August 18 2 minutes ago, UTexas said: Just saw that. My question is how do you get a bone bruise if it was non contact? Hyperextending the knee can cause the bones to knock together and bruise. 1 Quote
Texasborn91 Posted August 18 Posted August 18 Just now, Gerry Hamilton said: He had a pretty bad hyperextension from what I was told ... he definitely has a bone bruise. Question is if there is any other damage. I had that in hoops my sophomore season from severe hyperextension. Didn’t know you could get a bone bruise from passing out water! Sorry that happened to you! 7 Quote
Texasborn91 Posted August 18 Posted August 18 1 minute ago, Hornio said: 2-4 months Or 4-8 weeks.. Quote
hookem1014 Posted August 18 Posted August 18 What’s the prognosis like on a bone bruise? Guessing it comes down to pain tolerance? Hopefully he can go for Ohio State Quote
MarcosJM Posted August 18 Posted August 18 This is national new Pete Thamel is all over this. lol anyways bone bruise can still take anywhere from weeks to months to heal depending on how deep/location of it. excited its not season ending yet but could have him miss good amount of time. Quote
Kevin Parker Posted August 18 Posted August 18 Just something on espn reporting it was a bone bruise. Quote
MikeyHookEm Posted August 18 Posted August 18 Just now, Texasborn91 said: Or 4-8 weeks.. we dont even know how bad it is. could be quicker could be longer Quote
akhookem Posted August 18 Posted August 18 Pouring up shots at the office in the AM to celebrate 3 Quote
Moderators CJ Vogel Posted August 18 Moderators Posted August 18 If it is just a bone bruise, that is absolutely fantastic for Goosby. The described injury and play from team run results in a ligament injury more times than it does not. For this to not be season-ending is remarkable. Fantastic for Goosby and Texas 25 Quote
Brho Posted August 18 Posted August 18 return for OU has to the the goal, right? At home I still think we can beat Ohio State without him. 4 Quote
Moderators Hank South Posted August 18 Author Moderators Posted August 18 OTF has confirmed it's a bone bruise. Return timeline TBD. 18 1 Quote
Kevin Parker Posted August 18 Posted August 18 (edited) 3 minutes ago, CJ Vogel said: If it is just a bone bruise, that is absolutely fantastic for Goosby. The described injury and play from team run results in a ligament injury more times than it does not. For this to not be season-ending is remarkable. Fantastic for Goosby and Texas Got a notification from espn on my iPad , but when I clicked on it no article. All I saw was bone bruise Edited August 18 by Kevin Parker 1 Quote
MarcosJM Posted August 18 Posted August 18 Just now, CJ Vogel said: If it is just a bone bruise, that is absolutely fantastic for Goosby. The described injury and play from team run results in a ligament injury more times than it does not. For this to not be season-ending is remarkable. Fantastic for Goosby and Texas time to inject him with everything to recover faster..any chance our sponsor "Humann" do that sort of stuff? 3 Quote
hookem1014 Posted August 18 Posted August 18 I’m no doctor but if the pain is less than yesterday I would assume it’s a mild bone bruise and he’s just out a few weeks. Potentially GTD for Ohio State. 1 Quote
MikeyHookEm Posted August 18 Posted August 18 Just now, Hank South said: OTF has confirmed it's a bone bruise. Return timeline TBD. Any guesses on return timeline based on other bone brusies ? Quote
Dawson Yarbrough Posted August 18 Posted August 18 1 minute ago, Hank South said: OTF has confirmed it's a bone bruise. Return timeline TBD. The simple fact that a timeline is being established is GREAT news! 2 Quote
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