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LSU head coach Brian Kelly spoke with reporters after the Texas Bowl and said that linebacker Whit Weeks suffered a dislocated ankle in the game and is expected to have surgery soon.

Kelly said they hope to have Weeks back for spring football.

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mortis38116 months
He's one tough SOB
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porge710616 months
What a great player and person obviously due to the entire bench coming over for support. I’ve never seen that before. LSU needs more people like this in its program. Geaux tigers always and happy new year tiger nation.
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RBTiger16 months
Whit is a Warrior!! What a Leader going off in that cart!
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BOSCEAUX16 months
That’s great news actually.
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TigerDCC1116 months
I guess there is no ligament damage. Great News!
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Genestealer5516 months
I’m amazed you can dislocate an ankle with no ligament damage. I’m happy it’s not as bad as I thought
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TigerVespamon16 months
What is a dislocated ankle?

In order for the ankle joint to dislocate, all ligaments on one side must rupture. This most regularly happens on the outside of the ankle, where there are three ligaments. One or two of these are commonly injured during an ankle sprain. A dislocated ankle can be a posterior, anterior or superior dislocation.
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cwil17716 months
By definition there is significant ligament rupture.
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HeadSlash16 months
He'll be back,
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Lutcher Lad16 months
Get well, young warrior! We know you'll be there for the Tigers in 2025...and we'll be there for you!
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planotiger16 months
Hope he can come back at 100%, love the way he plays
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RezrekSon16 months
I’ve never heard of a dislocated ankle ending anyone’s career, even a RB.
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Geaux Guy16 months
Man, I’ve dislocated shoulders and fingers. The recovery has been quite different with each. Hoping for a quick recovery.
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GB1017LSU16 months
That was tough to watch. Hope he recovers and gets back.
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bluebuck116 months
Normally, walking on it in 6 weeks and running in 12 weeks.
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Geaux6216 months
Had the same thing plus a broken tibia. I was healed faster than that. He's lucky this is all it was. So are we!
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LSUMBAgrad16 months
One tough Tiger! Speedy recovery and healing we need you back this fall!
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Jdublsu16 months
Thought he he broke that mug.... good news get well soon whit
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cwil17716 months
You pretty much have to fracture something to dislocate the ankle
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DeafVallyBatnR16 months
I went sideways heard my ankle pop 2 time s going down and coming back straight. Limped a few days put my boots on and it took a year without doctor treatment to be normal again.
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papt9916 months
Tony Finau disagrees
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bluebuck116 months
A down arrow on good news! LOL!Cancel culture is cancer culture. I hope that down arrow represents the
$1 million you put in the collective. ??
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chrome100716 months
Makes me wonder if he was targeted
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BayouBengals9016 months
Did you watch the play? It was inadvertent. Weeks fell back on his own ankle at the goal line.
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porge710616 months
Douchbag comment bruh.
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StadiumDormNEZ7216 months
Took a helmet to the ankle?
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