Buddy practices today

[boksooner]

The Texas game and two others is what I thought.

How does a trainer impact the recovery time for a knee scope?

To me it is all about the patient not the medical staff.

Blake missed half the Texas game and the Kansas game. He was supposed to be out longer, but was back for the Baylor game the following Saturday. I remember how stunned the Baylor fans were when they announced Blake as a started.

Didn't Longar also have a freak recovery? I seem to recall his leg healing really quickly.

 

[SoonerBounce13]

There's Only ONE, Alex Brown

 

[SoonerTraveler]

February, 2008

http://www.fvsports.com/forum/showthread.php?t=56145&page=1

OU basketball trainer Alex Brown is amazing ... on feb. 6th longar longar broke a bone in his right leg, and is playing tonight. Capel thought that it was a possibility he would be out the rest of the year. earlier in the season Blake griffin sprained his left knee and was supposed to be out 4 weeks, but instead was out only 2 weeks. And after the Baylor game, the baylor announcers declared alex brown the "player of the game" for his job with taylor griffin

http://www.fvsports.com/forum/showthread.php?t=56145&page=1

 

[Cleavon Little]

How does a trainer impact the recovery time for a knee scope?

To me it is all about the patient not the medical staff.

Would you feel better if I said this?

"I'm so glad Alex Brown has happened to be present for so many early recoveries from injury for key players. I'm sure his oversight did nothing to impede their spontaneous miraculous recoveries."

C'mon man! The guy's been here for almost 30 years and I'm glad to have him. He's no magician (I was trying to be funny), but he deserves more credit than you seem to want to give him.

 

[DenverSooner]

Would you feel better if I said this?

"I'm so glad Alex Brown has happened to be present for so many early recoveries from injury for key players. I'm sure his oversight did nothing to impede their spontaneous miraculous recoveries."

C'mon man! The guy's been here for almost 30 years and I'm glad to have him. He's no magician (I was trying to be funny), but he deserves more credit than you seem to want to give him.

I didn't mean anything as an insult to Alex Brown. I just don't have a recollection of a lot of players recovering early. Perhaps that is because OU hasn't had many that haven't and it doesn't stand out to me when guys do recover quickly.