Yeah, saw it. IU usually comes down hard on people who blow that stuff up, but I guess it’s also their fault for not getting out in front of it.
We’ll get official word tomorrow.
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Sucks that there’s no more medical redshirts.
Lower arm way better position than upper arm I'm thinking.
Which is also better than a torn up shoulder.
Will be back for PU game and playoff push, providing fresh legs
That’s my hope…
An injury like that would probably take me 7 months to fully recover from; it probably only takes a guy his age, with his rehab support, a quarter of that time…
A flexible cast with a pad under and over it and he’s good to go in a few weeks (against p u hopefully)…
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Sucks that there’s no more medical redshirts.
He's in the 5 for 5 now, so he's gonna come back this year plus have another 3 years. Sucks he's hurt, but he's still getting 3 more years.
Timeline seems long to me for a fracture in the forearm. Strap it up and go play. 😆 Use the heavy cast to bludgeon defenders.
j/k on playing too early. But in the old days the heavy cast thing was done, lol. Relieved to hear it wasn't a knee or something. I was driving home from Philly during the game and had some hit and miss audio of it. At that time all I heard was Martin out, may be a significant injury, I thought oh man...
Sucks that there’s no more medical redshirts.
He's in the 5 for 5 now, so he's gonna come back this year plus have another 3 years. Sucks he's hurt, but he's still getting 3 more years.
Are you sure about that? This is his 3rd year.
Forgot he was a redshirt. 2 years to play. Thanks.
At least its just an arm bone injury as opposed to a leg/knee tendon, joint injury. Stinks that hes in a holding pattern but at least it won't be something that hampers his ability to truly come back 100%. His fresh legs in late October will be a blessing.