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Any word yet on his condition? Love, Ima

Ima Facultiwyfe wrote:Any word yet on his condition? Love, Ima

The words "blowout" and "knee" were mentioned on the dbr. I'll PM dd2012 and see if he can/will provide info tomorrow.

devildeac wrote:

Ima Facultiwyfe wrote:Any word yet on his condition? Love, Ima

The words "blowout" and "knee" were mentioned on the dbr. I'll PM dd2012 and see if he can/will provide info tomorrow.

Did this injury have anything to do with his height? So many times the commentary and analysis on anything related to our quarterbacks seems to be related to their heights.......

Devil in the Blue Dress wrote:

devildeac wrote:

Ima Facultiwyfe wrote:Any word yet on his condition? Love, Ima

The words "blowout" and "knee" were mentioned on the dbr. I'll PM dd2012 and see if he can/will provide info tomorrow.

Did this injury have anything to do with his height? So many times the commentary and analysis on anything related to our quarterbacks seems to be related to their heights.......

From this AM's n&o, Cut said it would be evaluated today and a report issued.

Torn ACL. Out 4-6 months.

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devildeac wrote:Torn ACL. Out 4-6 months.

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Thats too bad. Tough for anyone but for an athlete, too much.

Better now than next year.

According to another really big Duke football fan, our true freshman (redshirting) QB, Sean Schroeder, may be better than Renfree. There was going to be a big competition next spring and fall for the starting job anyway. But I really like Renfree, and hope his knee heals quickly and he can rehab it to be able to play next season. Otherwise, maybe he can get a medical redshirt and get a 6th year of eligibility (if he wants it).

devildeac wrote:Torn ACL. Out 4-6 months.

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If there's a way to minimize the procedure and recovery for Sean, Dr. Moorman's the man to see to it.

Devil in the Blue Dress wrote:

devildeac wrote:Torn ACL. Out 4-6 months.

*^$@
and
&%#!
and
+<")
and

If there's a way to minimize the procedure and recovery for Sean, Dr. Moorman's the man to see to it.

Absolutely! Tee Moorman is my mom's orthopedic surgeon. She him. He's refurbished my mom's completely blown out shoulder. If he can fix that, he can fix anything.

Did I mention that Mom him?

I hope that Sean is up and feeling better soon, and competing for that starting QB slot in the late summer!

CathyCA wrote:

Devil in the Blue Dress wrote:

devildeac wrote:Torn ACL. Out 4-6 months.

*^$@
and
&%#!
and
+<")
and

If there's a way to minimize the procedure and recovery for Sean, Dr. Moorman's the man to see to it.

Absolutely! Tee Moorman is my mom's orthopedic surgeon. She him. He's refurbished my mom's completely blown out shoulder. If he can fix that, he can fix anything.

Did I mention that Mom him?

I hope that Sean is up and feeling better soon, and competing for that starting QB slot in the late summer!

If he fixed your Mom's shoulder, he may not be the guy to do the reconstructive knee surgery. These ortho guys now like/try to concentrate on upper or lower extremity surgeries or even limiting their practices to hands or backs and not operating on hips or other orthopedic injuries/problems.

devildeac wrote:

CathyCA wrote: Absolutely! Tee Moorman is my mom's orthopedic surgeon. She him. He's refurbished my mom's completely blown out shoulder. If he can fix that, he can fix anything.

Did I mention that Mom him?

I hope that Sean is up and feeling better soon, and competing for that starting QB slot in the late summer!

If he fixed your Mom's shoulder, he may not be the guy to do the reconstructive knee surgery. These ortho guys now like/try to concentrate on upper or lower extremity surgeries or even limiting their practices to hands or backs and not operating on hips or other orthopedic injuries/problems.

Dr. Moorman is the Man. Without breaking any HIPPA rules, Dr. M was asked to evaluate an NFL QB who is really, really good and playing really, really well.

TillyGalore wrote:Dr. Moorman is the Man. Without breaking any HIPPA rules, Dr. M was asked to evaluate an NFL QB who is really, really good and playing really, really well.

You mean, what's his name on the Panthers?

devildeac wrote:

CathyCA wrote: Absolutely! Tee Moorman is my mom's orthopedic surgeon. She him. He's refurbished my mom's completely blown out shoulder. If he can fix that, he can fix anything.

Did I mention that Mom him?

I hope that Sean is up and feeling better soon, and competing for that starting QB slot in the late summer!

If he fixed your Mom's shoulder, he may not be the guy to do the reconstructive knee surgery. These ortho guys now like/try to concentrate on upper or lower extremity surgeries or even limiting their practices to hands or backs and not operating on hips or other orthopedic injuries/problems.

Dr. Moorman specializes in knees and shoulders. I've seen him for both. He's an ace at minimally invasive procedures. Before he came back to Duke, I think he was one of the team physicians at Maryland. His last job before returning to head up Sports Medicine at Duke was as team physician for the Ravens. He's well known nationally for work on both areas of specialization. Plus you can talk football with him when you go for your appointments!!!!!!

Devil in the Blue Dress wrote:

devildeac wrote:

CathyCA wrote: Absolutely! Tee Moorman is my mom's orthopedic surgeon. She him. He's refurbished my mom's completely blown out shoulder. If he can fix that, he can fix anything.

Did I mention that Mom him?

I hope that Sean is up and feeling better soon, and competing for that starting QB slot in the late summer!

If he fixed your Mom's shoulder, he may not be the guy to do the reconstructive knee surgery. These ortho guys now like/try to concentrate on upper or lower extremity surgeries or even limiting their practices to hands or backs and not operating on hips or other orthopedic injuries/problems.

Dr. Moorman specializes in knees and shoulders. I've seen him for both. He's an ace at minimally invasive procedures. Before he came back to Duke, I think he was one of the team physicians at Maryland. His last job before returning to head up Sports Medicine at Duke was as team physician for the Ravens. He's well known nationally for work on both areas of specialization. Plus you can talk football with him when you go for your appointments!!!!!!

Dr. Moorman it is then. Interesting combination. Some of the ortho hand guys won't work on anything above the elbow. Some of them will just do hip replacements. Other guys will just operate on knees.

devildeac wrote:

Devil in the Blue Dress wrote:

devildeac wrote: Dr. Moorman specializes in knees and shoulders. I've seen him for both. He's an ace at minimally invasive procedures. Before he came back to Duke, I think he was one of the team physicians at Maryland. His last job before returning to head up Sports Medicine at Duke was as team physician for the Ravens. He's well known nationally for work on both areas of specialization. Plus you can talk football with him when you go for your appointments!!!!!!

Dr. Moorman it is then. Interesting combination. Some of the ortho hand guys won't work on anything above the elbow. Some of them will just do hip replacements. Other guys will just operate on knees.

I suspect the choice of specialization in this case has more to do with football than with the geography of anatomy. He's got a charming way of interacting with patients and doesn't waste time with unnecessary formalities.

Lavabe wrote:

TillyGalore wrote:Dr. Moorman is the Man. Without breaking any HIPPA rules, Dr. M was asked to evaluate an NFL QB who is really, really good and playing really, really well.

You mean, what's his name on the Panthers?

She said "really, really good and playing really, really well." So it can't be Delhomme.

Well, that really stinks about the ACL. Good news that he's got a really good doc--though at Duke, that comes as no surprise. If an athlete absolutely has to get hurt, this is the place to do it. (What's the smiley for mixed blessings? )

It is unfortunate for Renfree. I wish him a speedy recovery. Dr. Moorman is the best in the business. (I hear)

I hope Coach does not blow Schroeder's red-shirt. We need to beat Wake Forest, badly. But not at the expense of his red-shirt.

GO DUKE! BEAT WAKE!! GTHC..GTH!!!

ps DAVID CUTCLIFFE, ACC COACH OF THE YEAR. PASS IT ON!!

Apparently, Sean has had his surgery in the past couple of days and the procedure went well. He's expected to be rehabbed enough to have a limited role in spring practice and be back at full capacity in the fall. (Turns out his dad is an orthopod.)