TriggaTrey

I not only don’t recall a 20yd completion, but I don’t recall an attempted throw 20+ yards downfield.

Nuss had an accurate game, but wasn’t the gunslinger I anticipated from an explosive play standpoint

Brock Bowers and UGA say hello

Damnit. I knew Coach and wanted to text him last week to check on him. Kicking myself for getting side tracked and not hitting send now even if he couldn’t have responded.

RIP Coach

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Just a generational thing.

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No doubt. Jordan is my all-time #1, but I also never saw Magic or Kareem or Wilt play to truly compare and know. We all know that highlights only tell half the story

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Can’t believe that lemon head mother fricker is still in the league.

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He’s still in the league because he basically pretended to be injured for the 3-4 years he was here and just saved his legs for the next team

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Why is everyone suddenly melting? lol

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Not melting, but 4 top 10 picks are in our division. 2 of them team up with Wemby, one with Morant, and one on the Rockets who gave us absolute fits to end the year

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Just because he may be demanding a max and thinks he's worth it, doesn't mean anyone else in the league does.

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Whoever he is traded to does. They not dealing for him to watch him walk knowing this

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IamNotaRobot

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I’m a PT and a fitness minded PT at that. But let me give you the 101 when it comes to back pain and chiros vs. PTs.

1. Back Pain: ALL back pain is multifaceted. If someone tells you there’s one thing causing your pain, then go find another provider. Full spine mobility (thoracic and lumbar), hip mobility, core strength, hip strength, movement analysis and a determination of your fitness capacity all need to be taken into account when treating back pain. For long term relief. Otherwise, all treatments by chiros, PTs, physicians, etc are putting short term bandaids on a larger issue. Keep getting band aids and you’ll deal with a progressively worsening condition during your lifetime.

2. Chiro vs PT
- Chiro: there are some great fitness minded chiros. They will do adjustments in addition to addressing your physical limitations from a mobility, strength and functional standpoint. Use those if you’d like.

There are A LOT of chiros that are used car salesmen telling your that your spine is out of line and that they can fix it by cracking your back. They are full of sh&t. If you have string holding up a tree it won’t fall over. You can push the tree and the rope/string will pull it right back. No different won’t spine that is supported by ligaments/musculature. Stay away from these practictioners. They’ll steal your money and expect you to be a forever patient for continual bandaids.

-PTs: there are lots of PTs that don’t play golf, don’t play sports and don’t regularly strength train. Don’t see them bc how can they give you recommendations if they have no experience. Everything is a guess. That’s like going to a neurological PT for an orthopedic issue. They just won’t know what to do.

PTs also can manipulate/adjust your spine. Go to the PT that had great skills to manipulate you, exercise you, and develop a plan that fits what you want to get back to doing and not some generic BS seen in every clinic on every corner

With the load of transfers in and the exodus of players out, what’s the general consensus on how chemistry, expectations of the program, and familiarity play a role in the teams performance on the field?

We had a lot of turnover after last year in addition to Skenes/Crews/Morgan leaving and it just seemed to take us a while to figure it out this year. Hoping the turnover doesn’t create a similar issue moving forward.