The injury at this point has been diagnosed as Turf Toe. His mom told me, as did Beanie himself. He'll sit next week. (As if you all didn't know that)
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leroyjenkins
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God speed Mr. Wells.
Is turf toe what Kurt Coleman had last year?? And if it was, is it always that bad?? Please say no!
Is turf toe what Kurt Coleman had last year?? And if it was, is it always that bad?? Please say no!
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leroyjenkins;1243752; said:
Depends on the severity and the person. Senior year of high school, Tony Pittman had it, and he missed 3 games. But the year before, another teammate had it, and he only missed 1 game.
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Get a grip. There are rules on this site about posting premium info. I ws simply trying to point some people in that direction if that's what they wanted to do.Jake;1243628; said:
See above.Buckeye Nut;1243678; said:
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HorticullyBuck
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what excatly is turf toe? i herd it was pull//sprained ligaments in the big toe? this correct?
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OSUBasketballJunkie
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The injury is not considered serious and he will play this season.....that much is clear.........the type of injury is not......at least nothing official at this moment.
Yes, he stated it was not turf toe....
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chuckddd
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HorticullyBuck;1243763; said:
Metatarsalphalangeal joint sprain - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Extra points if you can say that out loud in less than 3 seconds.
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OSUBasketballJunkie
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Cheers and groans: Wells' injury overshadows Buckeyes' romp past overmatched Penguins
by Doug Lesmerises Saturday August 30, 2008, 8:31 PM
Marvin Fong/The Plain DealerAs Chris "Beanie" Wells writhed on the Ohio Stadium turf in the third quarter of Saturday's season opener against Youngstown State, all of Ohio State's grand hopes for 2008 seemed at risk. Wells eventually limped back onto the field and further tests will likely be taken on the Buckeyes' star running back.
COLUMBUS -- It looked like it had all vanished in a misstep Saturday -- the Heisman, the USC game, a national title. Beanie Wells was writhing and the 105,011 visitors to a now-silent Ohio Stadium were worrying.
Jim Tressel's heart leap a little bit?
"Or a lot of bit," Tressel said.
Hours after Ohio State's season-opening 43-0 victory over Youngstown State, there were some firm answers about Wells' third-quarter injury to his right foot but several remaining questions.
X-rays were negative, so it's not a fracture. Kicker Ryan Pretorius said Wells told him it was his big toe, and an Ohio State staffer confirmed it was a problem at the front of his foot. In his only comment before leaving immediately after the game to meet with team doctors, Wells said through OSU spokesperson Shelly Poe, "I may have rolled it or planted wrong a play or two before. Something just didn't feel right. Then I think I felt a pop."
And if it really is just a toe? Last year, linebacker Ross Homan was forced to redshirt with a turf toe injury.
Continued.........
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Buckeye Nut
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Thanks, but I don't need to "get a grip". I though I made it pretty obvious I was just agreeing with the part about paying for premium when we'll all know tomorrow anyway. I know there's rules against posting premium info because I already told that to somebody else in the thread just a few posts before yours. But as Clarity stated, there's only rules against posting the premium article, there's no rules against saying what the information is.NFBuck;1243754; said:Get a grip. There are rules on this site about posting premium info. I ws simply trying to point some people in that direction if that's what they wanted to do.
See above.
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Buckeye Nut
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He said he had not heard the term turf toe mentioned in relation to the injury. That doesn't mean it's not possible.OSUBasketballJunkie;1243765; said:
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WyoBuckeye
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If it is turf toe, it probably isn't a very bad case. They were not icing it down, they weren't having him elevate it and they were letting him walk around. That is an excellent sign. I am not too worried at this point.
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WaitingforKickoff
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buchtelgrad04;1243743; said:
Thanks for the update. If you could talk to Beanie, tell him we are all pulling for him to be 100% healthy.
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