Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports
Update:
Donnie Alexander will now have surgery on Friday.



LSU senior linebacker Donnie Alexander is currently practicing with a torn labrum in his shoulder that will require surgery after the team's Spring Game on Saturday, April 22nd.

Alexander has been practicing at full speed with the injury and should recover from the surgery fast, according to The Advocate:
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“I’m going full,” he said. “I’m all out. I’m doing as much as I can right now.”

During practice, Alexander wears a noticeable brace on the right shoulder to keep it stabilized. It’s an old high school injury that he re-aggravated this past season. Players often play through torn labrums, a cup-shaped rim of cartilage that lines and reinforces the ball and socket joint of the shoulder.

Clapp played with his through the entirety of last season before January surgery. In less than a month, Alexander’s will be fixed, too.
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The labrum is already torn, it's not going to get worse. The recovery time is 8-12 weeks. Let him go through spring and surgery as soon as it's done.
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c'mon kid get the surgery now! no reason to risk making it worse!
Reply78 months
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No kidding, get the surgery now! Need to be able to wrap up and DROP ball carriers. Hope Divinity is making the most of his reps.
Reply78 months
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Dr. Winder took care of mine recently and I'm sure he will take care of his. Couple of weeks recovery if caught in time!
Reply78 months
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Shite is painful! Get the surgery ASAP
Reply78 months
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Get the surgery now kid. Spring doesn't mean anything, need him healthy this fall.
Reply78 months
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He can get it after spring and still be healthy for fall
78 months
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Get well soon Donnie!
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