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Marshall said it's the shoulder (implication being the same shoulder, but that wasn't specifically declared) and that he was not a trainer, so he'd just have to wait for AR to get back.
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"I not sure that I've ever been around a more competitive player or young man than Fred VanVleet. I like to win more than 99.9% of the people in this world, but he may top me." -- Gregg Marshall 12/23/13 :peaceful:
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Read the paper and watch the attached video and you'll know as much as anyone.Comment
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"You Just Want to Slap The #### Outta Some People"Comment
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It's not the same shoulder. Austin has his right shoulder operated on several years ago for the same problem. It has had no problems until just a couple weeks ago. Austin told me it was a freak thing and it didn't come all the way out. He isn't worried about it but he is sitting out for a couple weeks. He told me the left shoulder, which is the one he has missed the summer for, feels great. I think he will be fine. It is something he has dealt with his whole life. I think it is fixed for good but you may get a few scares like this over his career.
Doctor says it's the way he is built. Austin is very elastic lol.Comment
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One of my best friends growing up played for Oklahoma St and Arkansas. He had the same problem as Austin. His shoulder came out a lot in High school. He had the same surgery. It came out on him once against Texas as a freshman and it came out on him once in Madison Square Garden as a sophomore. He had no problems with it for the final 2 1/2 years of his career.
It's just something he will have to deal with. But he's tough. I wouldn't worry about it muchComment
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This injury of Austin's sounds like a subluxation of the shoulder. This is a partial separation where the shoulder doesn't come out completely. I had surgery for this 30 years ago and have not had a problem since. In fact, prior to the surgery I would occasionally sleep with the shoulder in this partial separation position. I would occasionally have it come out while playing basketball but mine was so loose it was more an inconvenience than an injury that prevented me from playing.Comment
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Just curious about when this couple weeks started, and when is he expected to be back?Originally posted by ARShocker View PostComment
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Detective Riggs"When life hands you lemons, make lemonade." Better have some sugar and water too, or else your lemonade will suck!Comment
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Austin is like a son to me and I know he will do great things, just hope he stays injury free. He and Malik Monk were the top of the Arkansas class last year, both great players. Can't wait to come see Shockers play this year.Comment
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Austin seems like a young man who really enjoys playing. And that is infectious to fans as well.Originally posted by Zootdog1340 View Post
Coach has mentioned his worry about staying healthy as well. How much risk is there do you think? WSU has a great staff for getting (and keeping) guys healthy and strong. Hopefully that will lower the risks.Comment
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We would be more successful in keeping Austin healthy if he didn't throw his body around. Reminds me of FVV, only Fred had some meat and padding on him; Austin does not.Originally posted by boltforge View PostComment
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