Worse than the Joe Theisman broken leg.
Prayers for that young man!
Prayers for that young man!
OH MY! Louisville BBall player!
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encore06
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It looked horrific on the replay. Not sure who the player was
So what happened. I missed it and later saw he had gotten hurt but don't know how.
monsterbuck07
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Watching the benches reaction it was more disgusting in person than it was on tv....and it was gross from my recliner. Bone was sticking out of leg. Prayers for that young man.
Bowdacious
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It was very bad. I can't see what in the world would have caused it to break like that. I am glad I couldn't hear it. The sound a bone makes when it breaks like that is awful. Once was enough for me.
Wildcat said:
Closing out on a guy shooting a 3 like he's done 1000s of times. Not straight on but more right to left. He flies by the guy shooting and lands, and it just snaps.
Like monster said, it was right in front of his own bench, and most of them just gasped at the sight of his leg folded where it shouldn't be. Many were in tears.
brmaster
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was a heck of a break
Phil1979
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That was horrible to watch.
Phil1979
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Mag said:
Didn't see it. Good/Bad?
They won't wait on that. compound tib/fib fracture. Surgery tonight.
Prayers for that kid. pulled for Duke until that happened then you have to love the way Cardinals refocused and played
Prayers for that kid. pulled for Duke until that happened then you have to love the way Cardinals refocused and played
Ladys man
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7mm08 said:
glad i missed it
spoon
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It was nasty
northeasthunter
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Yeah, that was the worst basketball injury i have ever seen for sure.
Prayers for that young man. Did the same thing in 8th grade playing football and it was the same year that Theismann broke his. Only difference is mine didn't come through the skin. I still remember when the doctor released me he said you may brake your leg again but not there. That was 1986 and to this day you can still feel where the calcium healed back and the bone is thicker.
W.Seay
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Glad I didn't see it!!
