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By now - Redrum - 12-22-2011

they must be grafting in black market  Indian ligament tissue.  FIVE?  She needs to think about her knees like Owusu needs to think about his noggin. 


By now - Redrum - 12-22-2011

they must be grafting in black market  Indian ligament tissue.  FIVE?  She needs to think about her knees like Owusu needs to think about his noggin. 


Re: Groundhog Day, WBB edition - 81alum - 12-22-2011

She is one of the saddest stories in Women's basketball.  A #1 recruit who turned down Connecticut to stay closer to home, and then sat out three and 1/2 straight years with knee injuries. Three 1/2 years!  Then after all that, she comes back plays half a season in 2009-10, plays the whole 2010-11 season, and then comes into this year and blows out a knee again.  Reconstruction #5 is on the way.

Here is hoping she makes a full recovery and can walk normally for the rest of her life. 



Re: Groundhog Day, WBB edition - 81alum - 12-22-2011

She is one of the saddest stories in Women's basketball.  A #1 recruit who turned down Connecticut to stay closer to home, and then sat out three and 1/2 straight years with knee injuries. Three 1/2 years!  Then after all that, she comes back plays half a season in 2009-10, plays the whole 2010-11 season, and then comes into this year and blows out a knee again.  Reconstruction #5 is on the way.

Here is hoping she makes a full recovery and can walk normally for the rest of her life.Â