Tyjon Lindsey and Dylan Owen were hospitalized

[huskermike]

Well, then let's get back To BOWLing.

 

[CO4NU]

a big football news dump today, the hospitalizations are the most dramatic news. but JoJo having a setback is huge and Darlington moving on is a big deal for our recruiting class.

reading the LJS article makes it pretty clear that the team is - right now - not up to the level of fitness/condition that UCF was and they're going to have to pull back a little and take some time to try to work their way up to that point

Yep

 

[HuSkaBob]

Lots of fit people who do crossfit for the first time get Rhabdo... it's scary and needs to be monitored. It was pretty common a few years ago when Crossfit really took off. It might say more about the team that only two guys got it, Iowa had 8 or 9 a few years ago when they switched up training regimen.

EDIT: 13. http://abcnews.go.com/Health/univer...spitalized-muscle-condition/story?id=12780810

 

[ShortSideOption]

a big football news dump today, the hospitalizations are the most dramatic news. but JoJo having a setback is huge and Darlington moving on is a big deal for our recruiting class.

reading the LJS article makes it pretty clear that the team is - right now - not up to the level of fitness/condition that UCF was and they're going to have to pull back a little and take some time to try to work their way up to that point

Not necessarily true, can be a case of choosing the wrong weight for things and getting to failure too quick.

 

[huskermike]

Hey Navy. Thanks for all the updates.

 

[BARNUM is back]

Not necessarily true, can be a case of choosing the wrong weight for things and getting to failure too quick.

that makes sense. i'm extrapolating this because SF says in the article that they cut back the length of the workout (by 20%) for the whole team from 40 to 32 minutes, even before these 2 guys got Rhabdo. seems like they realize that they need to dial it back for the whole group

"The workout that caused the problem was supposed to be a 40-minute weight workout and it was cut to 32 minutes of weights," Frost said. "It's fairly intense, but it's something that we did with our team for two years at UCF. I'm not trying to make an excuse, but I'm always going to be transparent. We had trainers in the weight room during the workout to pull guys out of the workout if they saw any problems.

http://journalstar.com/sports/huske...mpaign=LEEDCC#tracking-source=home-the-latest

 

[Navythomas8]

 

[huskermike]

I like this coaching staff more and more because of articles like this.

Coaches being transparent...who'd a thunk it. Way to go coaches.

 

[Discoverer27]

I had to check the roster as I didn't know who Dylan Owen is.

 

[BigRedAvenger]

Hopefully a sign that these guys are hitting it harder then they should because they are eager to go full speed, and not a case of the staff pushing them too hard.

 

[Navythomas8]

 

[Navythomas8]

 

[dparks]

Compartment Syndrome, then Rhabdo, almost killed me in 2011. Took 5 surgeries and 13 months to be able to return to my job. Priest was seriously at my hospital bed on and off for 3 days ready to read me my last rites. Silver lining was I had tickets to, and missed, Wisky beating NU, 48-17 in Madison.

 

[Shadow of the Dome]

Hopefully a sign that these guys are hitting it harder then they should because they are eager to go full speed, and not a case of the staff pushing them too hard.

Was just getting ready to say not the current staff pushing too hard but the previous staff not being up to snuff in the weight room plus having those weeks off after the season ended & the hiring of frost and company. I'm sure there were players that didn't push themselves.

 

[AnnArborHusker]

a big football news dump today, the hospitalizations are the most dramatic news. but JoJo having a setback is huge and Darlington moving on is a big deal for our recruiting class.

Barnum,

Can you tell me where to find more info about these two? I searched but did not find and I was not aware of either situation.