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Any word on BC and Corbett?


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16 hours ago, DJ feed me moore said:

OL avoided the bug all year until Sunday. Shame.

At some point Tepper needs to step in on these types of situations when we are out of playoff contention and tell the coaches to stop playing starters. Or maybe the players association should step in and something needs to be made that if teams are out of the playoffs, regular starters can only play a certain about of minutes? Idk, if we are all about player safety this situation should be on the table.

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On 1/9/2023 at 12:47 PM, UNCrules2187 said:

Torn ACL for Corbett, ugh😕

For anyone wondering, current evidence has patients returning from ACL reconstruction post-9 months for optimizing injury prevention for second ACL injury in either the same or contralateral knee. 
 

This lines up closely with the 2023 regular season, so hopefully he won’t miss much time .

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