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Not this year. If ir becomes a 3 or more year trend that's when it's time to talk about it. One year is not a patternI've always heard good things from Coach Marotti. Inside and outside the program... categorically.
But... at what point is there a discussion (or maybe there is, already) about how/why/whether all these nagging injuries - and they're continuing to pile up - related to conditioning?
I am no expert, but the injuries were there even before we came into the meat-grinder of the conference games.
For sure we're not in year 3, but this year isn't the first year. Last year was not too much different from this year.Not this year. If ir becomes a 3 or more year trend that's when it's time to talk about it. One year is not a pattern
Isn't that just the nature of football? Injuries can pile up in a violent sport, and sometimes you have bad luck, and sometimes its goodFor sure we're not in year 3, but this year isn't the first year. Last year was not too much different from this year.
The availability reports for the *ichigan game and the rose bowl game last year were as lengthy. Just two examples... I think 18/19 players out for those games (not counting Olave and Garrett for the rose bowl).
Having said that, I haven't done a side-by-side analysis between last year and this year. And maybe it's not apples to apples to compare the availability reports from the end of the season with those from the beginning of the season.
From everything I have read there is not a more highly sophisticated and technical approach to S&C than Marotti's... hell, the military uses him to assess some approaches, apps and devices
any assumption that anyone can beat mother nature at her game is interesting
I went to HS with a kid who ran cross country...
became 2-time All American in college
qualified 5 times for the Olympics
Rated top-10 in the world
Didn't make it to 58
Bosa's... was extremely disappointed Nick tore a groin muscle in a yr that coulda been... and now Joey tears his... genetics/DNA...
How many folks blamed the turf last year on our injuries..
https://247sports.com/college/penn-...FL-Combine-Dwight-Galt-Chris-Doyle-144582852/
Ped State, Iowa, ND are 1,2, 3 with Mick #4 in the eyes of NFL Combine...
Our expectations and feelings for Coach Mick are god-like... but only one supreme being controls DNA
Field turf. NFL stars started a petition to ban artificial turf in football after Odell Beckham's Super Bowl injury (yahoo.com)I've always heard good things from Coach Marotti. Inside and outside the program... categorically.
But... at what point is there a discussion (or maybe there is, already) about how/why/whether all these nagging injuries - and they're continuing to pile up - are related to conditioning?
I am no expert, but the injuries were there even before we came into the meat-grinder of the conference games.
Yup, you need the best to go up against the best in practice to get better. There’s no way Egbuka gets better playing against PWOs or true frosh, as opposed to going against Cam Brown, Burke, etcYou cannot get tougher without the risk of injury
Ohio State needed to get tougher
They seem to have recruited sufficient depth to handle the bad luck they’re having with injuries
I’ll continue to trust the coaches on this, and that includes the strength coach
apologies for using that phrase unironically