What did finebaum, who's biased against LSU, say about LSU today?

Huh?

Now he's blaming the Tua injury on the way they select playoff teams.
Poor Bama has to make a statement to the committee sitting up in Grapevine Texas.
No, Pawl, Bama needs to improve it's schedule and the SEC needs to step in and fix the SEC schedule is what needs to happen.
No team should get a mulligan, skip conference championship game, and that includes Bama.

No one will point the finger at the head coach. This is going to eat away at Saban mentally for a long time. Dont be surprized if the negativity forces him to get out earlier than he planned to. This kids career may be over.

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What did the racist against LSU finebaum say about LSU today?

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What in the actual frick is this?

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This kids career may be over.

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WTF?? dude, he's 21 years old. They already stated he snuggery was a complete success. He will be fine in approx. 3 months. Jezzz

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racist against LSU

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Is LSU a HBCU now?

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They already stated he snuggery was a complete success. He will be fine in approx. 3 months.

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I've never seen a better physical "competitor" than Bo Jackson. Dude could have focused and dominated anything - track, field, curling, figure skating, whatever. This same injury ended his competitive career quite early (particularly baseball, which he could have played into his 40s).

Now, medical advancements have come along and I wish this particular kid the absolute best, but let's not pretend there is no cause for alarm about his recovery from this specific type of injury.

Some injuries are like this - he's had 2 high ankle sprains which are problematic to heal (and once you get them, you tend to keep getting them). Docs have almost figured out the knee well enough to keep almost anyone going throughout their competitive years, 20s and early 30s.

Hips and, strangely, turf toe tend to drive even the toughest SOBs out of the game at times (Jackson, as mentioned above for the former and Jack Lambert for the latter).

... Eat away at Saban...

Naw.

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I've never seen a better physical "competitor" than Bo Jackson. Dude could have focused and dominated anything - track, field, curling, figure skating, whatever. This same injury ended his competitive career quite early (particularly baseball, which he could have played into his 40s).

Now, medical advancements have come along and I wish this particular kid the absolute best, but let's not pretend there is no cause for alarm about his recovery from this specific type of injury.

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The hip fracture itself wasn't what ended Bo Jackson's career. It was the loss of blood flow to the joint which killed the bones and kept him from making a full recovery. While that could certainly happen to him, medicine has significantly advanced to prevent it from happening and all indications are that it hasn't and won't happen to Tua.

Being racist is about the last thing a Jewish person would ever do.