Redshirt Seth Wilson?

[Farmer63]

They did although IIRC he did have some kind of nagging injury last year that didn't allow him to play until the Missouri St game which was the 2nd to last regular season game. I believe that means he could have a medical redshirt available still if he has to miss this entire upcoming season since they could claim he lost the majority of '18 and all of '19 to injury.

I hope you are right. I suppose it will come down to whether or not they can make a case for him missing most of '18 due to injury and not just because he didn't play due to a regular red shirt. I thought I heard that the NCAA recently modified the 6th year rule so that it's somewhat easier to qualify..... anybody know for sure???

[bisonfanette]

Seth Wilson torn ACL.

[El_Chapo]

its bad. sorry seth hope for a good recovery!

Its real bad.

Seth had Surgery today, out for 2019 obviously and "could be done" for career.

Thanks Seth! "Once a Bison, Always a Bison"

[HandoEX]

Damn, that’s awful! Hope he plays in the future! Big loss for 2019.

[EC8CH]

Its real bad.

Seth had Surgery today, out for 2019 obviously and "could be done" for career.

Thanks Seth! "Once a Bison, Always a Bison"

[Snowgoose]

The massive increase in ACL tears in all sports compared to the 80's and 90's is quite unbelievable. Back in the 80's it was called a trick knee and you were almost basically done. Glenn Mason discussed this on KFAN a while back and how few ACL tears he saw as a coach and now it is happening so frequently. Everybody thought if we got rid of the original astroturf these would decrease, but the trend is the complete opposite. This increase is coinciding with baseball's Tommy John, so obviously it has to do with the joints cannot sustain the current workouts.

[Twincitybizon]

The massive increase in ACL tears in all sports compared to the 80's and 90's is quite unbelievable. Back in the 80's it was called a trick knee and you were almost basically done. Glenn Mason discussed this on KFAN a while back and how few ACL tears he saw as a coach and now it is happening so frequently. Everybody thought if we got rid of the original astroturf these would decrease, but the trend is the complete opposite. This increase is coinciding with baseball's Tommy John, so obviously it has to do with the joints cannot sustain the current workouts.

You can make people and muscles bigger and stronger. Ligaments and tendons cannot become more dynamically elastic.

[IndyBison]

You can make people and muscles bigger and stronger. Ligaments and tendons cannot become more dynamically elastic.

Maybe that's why I've never torn an ACL. My muscles are small in proportion to my ligaments!

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[56BISON73]

You can make people and muscles bigger and stronger. Ligaments and tendons cannot become more dynamically elastic.

^^^^^
Truth

Ive been saying this for years.

[CAS4127]

^^^^^
Truth

Ive been saying this for years.

What’s happening is the muscles are being strained and strengthened, but ligaments aren’t getting the same “load”. Basic lifting won’t put under stress ligaments and resultantly blood supply. That’s what needs to change a bit in IMO.


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