Welcome N..... I surely hope your healing well Walter. We always need smart players.
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OT. Walter Rouse Is N (Transfer From Stanford) Update: Flips To OU
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Hard to convince offensive players to come on board at Iowa
For some they see rock bottom and that alone is enough
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Thanks.
That amazes me that Sipple would have written what I quoted from his article, somehow forgetting or downplaying the injury. Sam's a step ahead of Sipple, apparently. Just really odd to see such conflicting messages.
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Great pick up. I wish we could all just celebrate without ripping into our current roster. They're all 'Huskers, let's support them.
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Of all the shoulder repairs I had, the torn labrum was the easiest to recover from. If he was a pitcher or QB and the repair was in his throwing arm, it would likely be a longer burn to 100%, but if he has had a repair, he should be fine.
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After reading the McKeon article and reading '4-6 months' the tear had to be complete. I was 100% after rotator cuff in around 6 months.
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Ouch. That hurts for a one and done.With a recovery timeline of 4-6 months, Nebraska is aware Rouse likely won’t be available for spring practices.
Stanford transfer Walter Rouse commits to Nebraska
The Huskers secured a major transfer addition as former Stanford left tackle Walter Rouse committed to Nebraska over finalists Oklahoma and Iowa.omaha.com
It is my understanding the location of the labrum tear impacts the recovery timeline. I tore mine a few years ago and I want to say it was a 6 month recovery. I never got all my strength back but I got close.
I know everyone, every injury and every surgery/rehab is different, but I had a Type 2 in my right shoulder and what is I think called a ‘Bankhart’ or type 5 in my left. The type 5 repair did take longer and required ‘maintenance’ through flexibility and small muscle work after rehab, but I was 100% in less than four months. That was in my mid 40’s.
I tend to agree and with Rhule being here, Benhart and Corcoran have a much better chance to develop as good linemen. They weren't good in 2022, but Benhart showed slight improvement at the end, but he had nowhere to go but up. In all reality, Prohaska is not sure thing as we've really only seen him in spurts, plus we really don't know how he will come back from his injury. My hope is that 2 of these three tackles (Corcoran, Benhart and Prohaska) develop into a decent tackle.
Great strides have have happened in medicine. Your recovery time was amazing for what you experienced in the 80s.
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Technology has made labrum and rotator cuff repair much faster and less invasive for sure. Same with ACL, TJ, etc.
