Heck, it was even more fun before the days of the LOI (pre 1964) when coaches didn't know who would be in their incoming class until they showed up in the Fall. Now, could you imagine a combination of that and these message boards?
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Heck, it was even more fun before the days of the LOI (pre 1964) when coaches didn't know who would be in their incoming class until they showed up in the Fall. Now, could you imagine a combination of that and these message boards?
What are you talking about? Nothing beats sitting with my pappy listening to the game on a transistor radio.
Well, there is a pretty simple way for you to get your enjoyment back. Just have to be a little selective on what you choose to view/read.
I did that back in the Lenny Moore, Rosie Grier days. Bob Prince on WKVA Lewistown.
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It is certainly possible that the noted Pittsburgh Pirates and Steelers announcer Bob Prince used the term Happy Valley while announcing Penn State football ...
It is certainly possible that the noted Pittsburgh Pirates and Steelers announcer Bob Prince used the term Happy Valley while announcing Penn State football ...
As long as we’re hating on Penn State and Franklin with nothing but mere speculation to back it up, I’m good with it.
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Steven's had a second surgery after Penn State doctors flubbed the first one. It must be a top notch staff there. I believe Dr. Sebatianelli is back. He is a top notch Doctor. We seem to have a lot of internal issues.
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The good old days. I remember when I first heard of this young white Irish fullback: Frank O’Harris!
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Agree. Except during game time, when I avoid the board.Hope he gets it figured out. Social media, and following players/recruits, has made college football less enjoyable for me. Really just here for the Saturdays (and OT talk about movies, bands, TV shows, cocktails, etc.)
Is there evidence of this or just assumption on why a guy who is always injured had to have another surgery?
LOL Who the hell are you to tell me what to do? I'll post as much as i want. None of my posts are about recruits.
https://247sports.com/college/penn-...ng-to-Nittany-Lions-injury-history-132967657/
DT Jordan not returning to Penn State
BySEAN FITZ 6 hours ago
Penn State defensive tackle Ellison Jordan will not be returning to the Nittany Lions. The Maryland native was set to be a redshirt junior this season but has dealt with injuries since the end of his redshirt freshman season.
Jordan suffered a debilitating kneecap injury during bowl practice ahead of the Fiesta Bowl in 2017. His rehab hit several roadblocks and he did not play after week three last season as he underwent a few surgeries. He also arrived at Penn State with a torn ACL and had surgery before his true freshman season. In addition, Jordan has admitted that he has had bouts of depression while dealing with the situation.
The 6-foot, 291-pound Jordan recorded two tackles and a sack last year and was a major component of a play that resulted in a safety against Pittsburgh at Heinz Field in September. He played in seven games as a redshirt freshman in 2017 and recorded nine tackles and a half-sack.
A high-motor prospect coming out of Gilman School in Baltimore in the Class of 2016, Jordan was one of the most productive defensive linemen in Maryland high school history. He was an Under Armour All-American and a two-time consensus all-state selection. Jordan was also named the 2015 Maryland state defensive player of the year. He set the Gilman School record with 52 career sacks.
He was a four-star prospect by the 247Sports Composite rankings and the nation's No. 20 defensive tackle. He checked in at No. 180 overall and was the No. 6 player in Maryland in the Class of 2016. He was rated by 247Sports as a three-star prospect and the No. 40 defensive tackle nationally.
Jordan would have been a bit of a wild card for the Nittany Lions at defensive tackle this season. Repeated setbacks in his recovery meant that he was not penciled into the depth chart ahead of the 2019 season.
He still intends to play football after departing Penn State. He has not entered his name into the NCAA Transfer Portal, per a source.
DT Jordan not returning to Penn State
BySEAN FITZ 6 hours ago
Penn State defensive tackle Ellison Jordan will not be returning to the Nittany Lions. The Maryland native was set to be a redshirt junior this season but has dealt with injuries since the end of his redshirt freshman season.
Jordan suffered a debilitating kneecap injury during bowl practice ahead of the Fiesta Bowl in 2017. His rehab hit several roadblocks and he did not play after week three last season as he underwent a few surgeries. He also arrived at Penn State with a torn ACL and had surgery before his true freshman season. In addition, Jordan has admitted that he has had bouts of depression while dealing with the situation.
The 6-foot, 291-pound Jordan recorded two tackles and a sack last year and was a major component of a play that resulted in a safety against Pittsburgh at Heinz Field in September. He played in seven games as a redshirt freshman in 2017 and recorded nine tackles and a half-sack.
A high-motor prospect coming out of Gilman School in Baltimore in the Class of 2016, Jordan was one of the most productive defensive linemen in Maryland high school history. He was an Under Armour All-American and a two-time consensus all-state selection. Jordan was also named the 2015 Maryland state defensive player of the year. He set the Gilman School record with 52 career sacks.
He was a four-star prospect by the 247Sports Composite rankings and the nation's No. 20 defensive tackle. He checked in at No. 180 overall and was the No. 6 player in Maryland in the Class of 2016. He was rated by 247Sports as a three-star prospect and the No. 40 defensive tackle nationally.
Jordan would have been a bit of a wild card for the Nittany Lions at defensive tackle this season. Repeated setbacks in his recovery meant that he was not penciled into the depth chart ahead of the 2019 season.
He still intends to play football after departing Penn State. He has not entered his name into the NCAA Transfer Portal, per a source.
Hope he gets it figured out. Social media, and following players/recruits, has made college football less enjoyable for me. Really just here for the Saturdays (and OT talk about movies, bands, TV shows, cocktails, etc.)
Smoked meat threads are coming soon.
Well if none of your posts are about recruits then you're all set- you won't know anything about the new players until you read the roster
I thought Wayne Sebastianelli was pretty much fired by Uncle Fester and he went to The Steelers for a couple years?
Is there evidence on Tommy having been "always injured", or was it just the one injury dragged out over a long period, perhaps according to that poster's statement?
It’s the same injury that apparently wasn’t handled correctly the first time and needed surgery to repair the second time.
What was the proper way to handle the injury?
Can you explain why players all over the country with some of the best doctors retire due to medical reasons? Did their doctors not handle the injuries properly?
Do you think every injury heals exactly the same or responds to the same exact treatment?
Tuff to tell. Don't deal with this on playstation.
There are many factors why a player does not recover from an injury. Improper medical treatment to begin with is one factor. Many other factors such as not letting it heal before playing, not following through with rehab. program, not taking care of body causing it reinjury, and so on. It is not entirely the doctor, although part of the time it is indeed possible. Some injuries require that the player must quit the sport. Players are stubborn this however contrary to advice from coaches and medical professionals. Hoping Ellison takes care of his health and graduates. Put FB off for a while!
Used to listen to Fran call away games on transistor radio sitting in a fox hole while turkey hunting.
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