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Auggie Sanchez Out For Spring

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Per Joey Knights Q&A with Brian Jean-Mary...this is the first I've heard this.  Labrum tear.  Read about it here:

 

http://www.tampabay.com/blogs/bulls/qa-usf-defensive-coordinator-brian-jean-mary/2314312

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Hmm. Depending on the extent of the tear, it's 4-6 weeks recovery if they don't have to go in. Then theirs still time needed to actually regain full range of motion and putting real weight and stress on the shoulder. I wish him a speedy recovery.

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Might be a blessing in disguise...others will have to step up and will have the entire Spring to make the most of the added reps.  Lets see what Polk and Stanley can do! 

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Honestly for the best. Hate for Auggie to be injured but his spot is secure next season; the added reps for the young guys will be beneficial. Hope Auggie gets up to ful strength again soon. 

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4 hours ago, Azmodi said:

Hmm. Depending on the extent of the tear, it's 4-6 weeks recovery if they don't have to go in. Then theirs still time needed to actually regain full range of motion and putting real weight and stress on the shoulder. I wish him a speedy recovery.

I had labrum, bicep and rotator cuff surgery in July. I'm still recovering from it. I hope Auggie has better luck than I'm having because my shoulder is all types of wack now. Just my two cents... He is two decades younger though. Young bucks heal quicker than us old people.

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He was already in a sling during Gasparilla so in theory he had the surgery in January. So being ready to go in August isn't too far fetched. Obviously health is the most important part but hopefully he can learn a new system in the classroom.

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Labrum and rotator cuff tears are becoming more and more commonplace.   Too much heavy  bench pressing?

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Get well Auggie! 

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43 minutes ago, beastiebull said:

Labrum and rotator cuff tears are becoming more and more commonplace.   Too much heavy  bench pressing?

Wear and tear I'm assuming after the first rotator cuff surgery I had while playing here/slinging water bottles to the starters. Being a practice squad dummy was no joke ;)

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44 minutes ago, beastiebull said:

Labrum and rotator cuff tears are becoming more and more commonplace.   Too much heavy  bench pressing?

I was thinking throwing curveballs in little league at age 12.  

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