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What company in the area has the money and interest in paying for it? Maybe Billy Fuccillo so that every game would be HUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGE!!!!

this article is written by an orthopedist Jonathan Cluett, MD, who is a board certified orthopedic surgeon in Massachusetts. His subspecialty interests are in the areas of sports medicine and arthroscopy. http://orthopedics.about.com/od/aclinjury/p/rehab.htm In the article is shows typical rehad before heading back to normal athletic activity of about 7 months. Does that mean a knee will be at 100% of its former ability? No, but that is when it is typically advisable to return to its normal athletic use. since he underwent surgery Jan 13th, 7 months would be the middle of August for a return to action or typical worst case scenario for a routine surgery of 9 months putting him back in mid-October I'm going to go out on a limb here Zaz and say that you are not an orthopedic surgeon

I find waterboarding to be a great summer sport.

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Most Hurricane alumni work out at UM during OTAs rather than report to their team. Its a school thing

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so the plan would be have Edwards start and then if we were losing, have him fake an injury for Vick? Cmon, using a backup QB as your trump card in your gameplan strategy? Also, who says Vick comes back and takes a role as a backup? Who's to say he doesn't come back and want starter money or a starting role somewhere?

Just my take on the list

Skip Bayless is a moron and should not be allowed on TV

The Staties will be waiting for him outside the visitors lockerroom to pick him up

I'd be more excited about this game if my wife would let me get a Wii

+1

wonder if they rode motorcycles up to Toronto to take BP?

I always thought 7 car pile up was a good band name

He was injured most of the year and needed two surgeries http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3662510 to fix blood pooling in his calf. I don't think he was ever at 100% after the arizona game. He still had more sacks and about the same amount of tackles at Chris Kelsay recorded last year in 16 games. Throw that in with him playing in a 3-4 defense in a pass rushing role and I think you'll see quite the improvement in Taylor this year

Because Dan Snyder is a football genius

Hey Beersphere, when is your birthday coming up? Going to get you a bigger spoon for stirring the pot

Biscuit you're still not getting it. Drew played QB at Michigan from 1998 to 2000 left to focus on baseball. He didn't just go from baseball to the NFL. Paulus on the other hand hasn't played QB since HS so he is essentially a Frosh QB with 1 year of elegibility.

No Ramblin' Man?

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Drew Henson played QB in college then went to baseball, hit his ceiling then tried to go back to football. Paulus is doing the same thing, just at the collegiate level. Hence the comparison. Ok, he was a highly touted recruit 5 years ago, but not playing football for that long cannot be good for a prospect, especially at a position like QB. A skill position, I could see the transition being easier as many athletes have done that. However, being away from the game for so long is not good for a QB. But hey at least the Cuse can say that got a top tier prospect.....just a few years late

So he's going to be the college version of Drew Henson...

Anymore? I think in a lot of cases the thinking never began

John's a great guy and a tremendous athlete. I'd like for him to find a way to stick around on this team. Being a ST ace is really going to help him. Hopefully I can see some time at SS and move up the ladder

There's not enough Febreze in the US to get rid of that scent