The Gators have been in the SEC since 1933, and they didn't win their first conference championship until 1991; their only national championship came in 1996. Some legacy of "glory"."Return the Gators to glory"
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The Gators have been in the SEC since 1933, and they didn't win their first conference championship until 1991; their only national championship came in 1996. Some legacy of "glory"."Return the Gators to glory"
The Gators have been in the SEC since 1933, and they didn't win their first conference championship until 1991; their only national championship came in 1996. Some legacy of "glory".
when i was a freshman in HS, we had a stud soccer player who broke his leg like that... well, actually his was worse, as it was a compound fracture and the bone broke the skin... but anyway, he was on crutches for a year, and still walks with a cane to this day.Rest of the season? I think it would be a tremendous feat for him to make it back from that at all
Here's the pics of Prothro's injury:
http://img56.imageshack.us/img56/6105/prothropics4xq.jpg
EDIT: Image link has been changed to a general link. A friend of the Alabama program asked that these images be removed out of respect for Tyrone Prothro and his family. I tend to agree, but I also don't want to censor. So we'll meet in the middle. Just a link, but no graphics on this forum. Thanks - 3yards
The pictures look a lot like when Tyrell Dortch (MSU) broke his leg against Wiscy a few years back. I don't remember the exact specifics, and not being an orthopaedic surgeon my thoughts on this are basically worthless. Having said that, the videos of the injuries are eerily similar. I believe Dortch broke his tibia and fibula, was out for a year, but did come back.when i was a freshman in HS, we had a stud soccer player who broke his leg like that... well, actually his was worse, as it was a compound fracture and the bone broke the skin... but anyway, he was on crutches for a year, and still walks with a cane to this day.
based on what i saw, i think Prothro will be lucky to ever walk without a permanent limp, and i will be SHOCKED if he ever plays another down of football...