Do we have any injuries of note going into the SECCG?

theballguy · Nov 27, 2016

Except for Eddie Jackson (of course), do we have any injuries of note going into the SECCG?

JBama_in_PCOLA · Nov 27, 2016

Marlon has an injury. Coach said that he could have come back in, but they shut him down. That's the only one I can think of.

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KrAzY3 · Nov 27, 2016

Emmons is hurt as well, right?

theballguy · Nov 27, 2016

Yeah I think Emmons is out for the season like Eddie.

Tideflyer · Nov 27, 2016

Cam got up a little slowly once but I think he stayed in (?).

JustNeedMe81 · Nov 27, 2016

theballguy said:
Yeah I think Emmons is out for the season like Eddie.

They never said Emmons was out for the season, but i might be wrong.

JBama_in_PCOLA · Nov 27, 2016

JustNeedMe81 said:
They never said Emmons was out for the season, but i might be wrong.

Yeah, it was indefinitely.

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BamaJama17 · Nov 27, 2016

JBama_in_PCOLA said:
Marlon has an injury. Coach said that he could have come back in, but they shut him down. That's the only one I can think of.

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Even without Marlon, Florida's QB and WR play isn't good enough to exploit a potential absence of #26.

JBama_in_PCOLA · Nov 27, 2016

BamaJama17 said:
Even without Marlon, Florida's QB and WR play isn't good enough to exploit a potential absence of #26.

I hope we shut them out. We should have done it last season.

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alwayshavebeen · Nov 28, 2016

Here is somewhat an update on BJ Emmons. He is special to me because he played against my high school and I had the opportunity to meet him at the 2015 NC/SC Shrine Bowl practices...Great kid.
He had Lisfranc surgery and will be out for up to 8 months. It can be serious and career ending.

Lisfranc is a ligament of the foot that runs between two bones called the medial cuneiform and the second metatarsal. The name comes from French surgeon Jacques Lisfranc de St. Martin (1790-1847), who was the first physician to describe injuries to this ligament.

Some, including me might wonder how he will ever get back in the thick of things at RB. Who knows, he might because he is that good. But don't rule him out being moved to DB. He played both ways at Freedom High School and may even be more suited on that side of the ball. Let's all hope he recovers from this injury and gets back on the field in 2017.

RTR91 · Nov 29, 2016

alwayshavebeen said:
Here is somewhat an update on BJ Emmons. He is special to me because he played against my high school and I had the opportunity to meet him at the 2015 NC/SC Shrine Bowl practices...Great kid.
He had Lisfranc surgery and will be out for up to 8 months. It can be serious and career ending.

Lisfranc is a ligament of the foot that runs between two bones called the medial cuneiform and the second metatarsal. The name comes from French surgeon Jacques Lisfranc de St. Martin (1790-1847), who was the first physician to describe injuries to this ligament.
Some, including me might wonder how he will ever get back in the thick of things at RB. Who knows, he might because he is that good. But don't rule him out being moved to DB. He played both ways at Freedom High School and may even be more suited on that side of the ball. Let's all hope he recovers from this injury and gets back on the field in 2017.

Has it been reported BJ had Lisfranc? Didn't know if I missed that or what.

Rush · Nov 29, 2016

With a name like Jacques Lisfranc de St. Martin, I think you almost have to be French.

Just like that famous French athlete Jacques le Strap...

alwayshavebeen · Nov 29, 2016

RTR91 said:
Has it been reported BJ had Lisfranc? Didn't know if I missed that or what.

Here you go. http://www.morganton.com/sports/fre...cle_aa99a1e0-a2a4-11e6-92fc-bf7a1ca0ada0.html

cuda.1973 · Nov 29, 2016

Rush said:
With a name like Jacques Lisfranc de St. Martin, I think you almost have to be French.

Just like that famous French athlete Jacques le Strap...

Much better than being a Bolivian unicyclist. (Yes, an obscure reference to go along with this week's running obscure reference.)

TNElephantitis · Nov 29, 2016

Wasn't that (Lisfranc) the injury Barrett Jones played thru but had surgery on following the 2013 BCSCG?

TideFaninSoFla · Nov 29, 2016

My wife tore her Lisfranc it took a full year for her to be able to just walk without pain. Obviously different circumstances since she isn't in the same shape as an elite athlete and she didn't have the best doctors working with her. I just know how much pain she was in so I feel for the guy.

Alasippi · Nov 29, 2016

I'm just hopeful that Marlon didn't pull his hamstring. If he did, we can can forget him playing in the SEC Championship, but hopefully he can be ready for the playoff.

Matt0424 · Nov 30, 2016

I have a finger injury that might slow down popping the top of a can, but I'll be ready to play.

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Kevin4Bama · Nov 30, 2016

TNElephantitis said:
Wasn't that (Lisfranc) the injury Barrett Jones played thru but had surgery on following the 2013 BCSCG?

Yep. He had surgery after the BCSCG against ND. Played the last few games dealing w the pain

AlistarWills · Nov 30, 2016

Alasippi said:
I'm just hopeful that Marlon didn't pull his hamstring. If he did, we can can forget him playing in the SEC Championship, but hopefully he can be ready for the playoff.

Marlon reportedly hasn't practiced this week and it was his hammy. If he doesn't get some time in today, his playing in the SECCG doesn't look good.

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