Looks like it...
I accidently just posted this on the off topic board thinking I was here.
I accidently just posted this on the off topic board thinking I was here.
I sure hope not, she is amazing.Looks like it...
I accidently just posted this on the off topic board thinking I was here.
I sure hope not, she is amazing.
8-12. Solid chance she redshirts next season if it's an ACL.How long are most players out with an acl injury? 6-8 months?
6 months with no basketball as a most likely minimum if it is a torn ACL that needs surgery. Then you’ve got 3 months of rehab just to be able to be athletic, then usually another 3 months to get ready to play. From there, especially for someone that relied upon athleticism, it could take another year to gain the right amount of confidence in her knee to be able to attempt the things she has been doing.How long are most players out with an acl injury? 6-8 months?
She's fortunate to have world class rehab available to her. With her NIL deals, she can afford to rehab anywhere.6 months with no basketball as a most likely minimum if it is a torn ACL that needs surgery. Then you’ve got 3 months of rehab just to be able to be athletic, then usually another 3 months to get ready to play. From there, especially for someone that relied upon athleticism, it could take another year to gain the right amount of confidence in her knee to be able to attempt the things she has been doing.
If that’s the case no way she plays next season. There’s a chance it isn’t that bad and is just a strain which likely means her season is over but she’ll be ready for next year. There’s a chance that she did more damage than just an ACL though too, which could stretch that timeline out a bit more depending upon how bad it is.
Having said all of that, some people are physical freaks and come back quicker from these injuries.
big yikes bold fontAnother angle. Looks worse from this direction.
How long are most players out with an acl injury? 6-8 months?
More than 75%. And more than just her ACL.Another angle. Looks worse from this direction.
Typically 6 months means they're back to full activity if the rehab goes well, but it's those next two months or so the player spends getting back to some semblance of "normal".How long are most players out with an acl injury? 6-8 months?
The WNBA will have a new TV contract and CBA by then so the earning potential for leaving early should be much higher than it is now.I’ve liked her since the time she scored 51 in a game as a freshman and some BS reporter tried to bait her into saying she was better than Caitlin, and JuJu said something like No, I’m not going there. Punk ass reporter.
She can redshirt but she may not take it since she only has to be in college for 4 years before going pro. Although she would probably make more at USC.
I mean, the foul that caused the injury was kind of intentional. Bumping and nudging another player running full speed to make her lose balance was deliberate, even though the intent was not to cause a torn knee. But it is dangerous.I did not watch the game but saw the replay when she was injured. Sort of a typical foul you might see on a 1 on 2 fast break. Terrible injury indeed, but then what happened during the game after that for those who watched? The player that bumped Juju was then booed throughout the game? Did she say or do something that stood out after the foul?? Seems over the top by the fans to react that way even if the player is as good as she is. And a handshake line issue as well?!
Didn't look dirty to me. It was a bang bang play on a fast break. They could have had that same sequence 1,000 times with no injury.I mean, the foul that caused the injury was kind of intentional. Bumping and nudging another player running full speed to make her lose balance was deliberate, even though the intent was not to cause a torn knee. But it is dangerous.
The defender met her at the elbow and the player ended up on the block. Running a straight line with a little lean..... about like 40-50 plays a game where a defender holds their ground and slightly bodies up. Terrible outcome on the injury but a common play. ( I feel.)I mean, the foul that caused the injury was kind of intentional. Bumping and nudging another player running full speed to make her lose balance was deliberate, even though the intent was not to cause a torn knee. But it is dangerous.
No it isn't.It's like a blindside block on a defenseless player in punt return.
Are you Juju's mom?It's like a blindside block on a defenseless player in punt return.