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ChiTownDoc last won the day on November 4 2020

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  1. Now THATS a great time to bounce. Peaceeee
  2. It’s a truly fucked world when I think Tech has a real shot at a title.
  3. Don’t bring back my Georgia LR nightmares. Please.
  4. Jesus. Relax. OU will get rolled soon enough. Let me have this!
  5. Um, that was a joke buddy. Relax.
  6. Healthy Mateer gents! <ducks>
  7. Have you seen how shitty this 'playoff' team is? It's appropriate.
  8. You can tell I'm an OU fan as I stared at that for far too long. I'll catch a half then have some parties to hit here in Miami. I know you don't give a fuck. In the end, titties win over watching my methheads beat up on some other hillbillies. Happy Friday, fuckfaces.
  9. True. But if it’s before me, I call it a win.
  10. Rolls Phantom. And it was my backup driver lol Also 3 of the 4 perps ended up dead so winning?
  11. That and you guys are fucking hilarious. This thread will prove me right.
  12. Wow. Glad to see PK gone. Although I would have guessed it was for a HC job.
  13. For me he passes the eye ball test. He doesn’t have the acromegaly features Oden did for example. I think he will be around a long time and be an all time great but anyone that height is a crapshoot. DVT’s are very often a sign of some other underlying condition so I can’t be sure on that one.
  14. My doctor hat? Not even close - anyone growing like Wemby is at that age is MUCH more susceptible to injury. That’s not normal and in the rare instances you see it, yeah, the vast majority of times you start to see chronic issues. Maybe it was BS rumors but several sources said he grew 2-3 inches in the last year or so. That’s absolutely insane at his age and prior height. edit: tons of studies. Not often I post NIH here… Overall injury incidence and burden were greater in pre-PHV players with quicker growth rates compared to players growing moderately and slowly. All in all, players with more rapid growth-rates were at higher risk for growth-related injuries in all pre-, circa- and post-PHV periods. Post-PHV, the incidence and burden of joint/ligament injuries were 2.4 and 2.6-times greater in players growing slowly compared to players growing moderately. Practitioners should monitor growth rate and maturity status and consider their interaction to facilitate the design of targeted injury risk reduction strategies. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10765440/
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