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219902.35 in reply to 219902.32
Date: 6/13/2012 6:04:40 AM
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You brought up that besides NBA there are other levels of play. Like college, highschool, amateur and so forth.

I was pointing out that I have experience outside of just watching NBA games.

EVEN girls get injured playing basketball. Like I said I ahve seen 2 of my students have ACL surgery. If you think the risk of such a injury is limited, you are wrong. Even girls that don't weigh 100pounds can tear their acl. In my case, I'm not making this stuff up.

You said your buddy was 270 now....but yea. You probably misrepresent your buddy, making him out to be some kinda thug when probably he just plays physical. There is a difference between beign physical and trying to injur people. Basketball injuries suck (any injury does) they make life in general suck and reduce your ability to do everyday things. well I guess this is true of any sport, but our topic now is basketball.

In my experience of playing basketball when I was younger, streetball, watching NBA and watching kids, the injuries happen around teh same times for the same reasons. maybe I am wrong and somebody who has more than conjecture adn wild theory can shed some light on this. But at this point its not about what is right to you but its about being right and you should take a step back, calm down and relax.

We both agree that the current structure in BB is not very accurate. We both agree that it shoudl take into consideration more practically how and why people get injured, not just fouls and always the shooter, right? So after that the BBs if they ever change the logic in GE (which may never ever happen cuz they don7t have the resources they say) can look at statistics and talk to experts. I'm not proposing myself as an expert, my point is only to completely discredit some of your wild ideas. I have no issue with you, you'll grow out of it (hopefully) but when I see bogus info/conjecture its my nature to attack it. Don't take it personal.


1. I brought up nothing
2. Try talking to me about experience. Just try, trust me son, you don't want to go there. I played 65 games in the NBA from 2004-2006. SO just try and go there, and tell me you have more experience.
3. I didn't say anything about my buddy. but 270 at 6'7 isn't that fat. Maybe you're some scrawny guy who couldn't make a living playing basketball, but 6'7 270 could very easily be.... Metta WorldPeace (6'7 260), a guy built of solid muscle. or LeBron James (6'8 250)

You played basketball when younger, and streetball. I guess that makes you Coach Larry Brown? or Coach Phil Jackson?

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219902.37 in reply to 219902.36
Date: 6/13/2012 9:04:28 AM
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Open for business! By rules, of course.

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219902.38 in reply to 219902.33
Date: 6/13/2012 9:36:56 AM
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ACL injuries are mostly muscle fatigue injuries. Or problems for extremely explosive players (like Rose). You can still play ball without ACL-s, but you must have strong quartriceps muscles. I know one pro football player around here, that has neither. He has really strong muscles to balance it out though. Hell even Blair in the NBA is playing without ACL-s.
Obviously knee and ankle injuries are the most common in basketball. Followed with muscle sprains and back spasms. Facial injuries are next in line:)

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219902.40 in reply to 219902.39
Date: 6/13/2012 10:51:43 AM
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As a sidenote, in the old days russian doctors thought meniscus was not needed in a knee. It gave athletes too much problems. They removed meniscuses from russian junior and NT players:) In two player careers were over for most of them with cartillage damage.
If you have managed to live 8 years without ACL I would not go repair it any more. You have coped with the situation and surgery now would need unnecessary rehabilitation. 8 years ago I would have suggested reconstructing it using patella tendon.

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219902.41 in reply to 219902.39
Date: 6/13/2012 11:03:26 AM
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I'm techinically not suppose to respond in this thread, but maybe to you its ok?



Above the law....
My brother has a torn ACL while we're still off-topic, his is just cause he's fat and out of shape since he was 12, tore when 15 (playing football). Has had 9 surgeries.

But, people that are actively working out and in great shape, are significantly less likely to tear ACL in basketball. Realistically LeBron and how he plays, should have torn, but he is a workhorse in the gym.

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