CJ Williams Fractures Thumb, Out Indefinitely
I guess if there was one advantage to Sidney Lowe's laissez-faire practices, it was that they decreased the likelihood of this sort of thing:
NC State senior guard C.J. Williams sustained a hairline fracture to his left thumb during Thursday's practice. Williams will be out of action for an undetermined amount of time.
So let's ballpark this injury and say it's a six-to-eight weeks ordeal. I googled around and didn't find anything definitive, but recovery times seemed to be in the one-to-two month range in most cases. If Williams were out six weeks, he'd be back on December 9th. He'd miss the first eight games of the season, including the games against Vanderbilt, Oregon State/Texas, Stanford, and Indiana. But he would be back in time for Syracuse. If he were out eight weeks, he'd be looking at a return around Christmas, and he would miss an additional four games, including Syracuse.
In any case, transfer Alex Johnson just became that much more important, and Jaqawn Raymond might now be in a position to receive some playing time.
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by RiddickAndReynolds on Oct 28, 2011 12:44 PM EDT reply actions
I fractured my thumb twice
as a youngster. I am guessing his movement of the thumb won’t bother him too much, but if someone hit it, or grabbed it and squeezed (think Hodge prior to getting nutpunched by Paul), it would not feel good.
Due to my superior toughness, I did not miss any little league games when I fractured the thumb (hit by a pitch) on my throwing hand. Although, 1 armed swings FTL.
You Knew It Was Coming
We were just waiting to see to whom. (to who?) (to which?)
And that silly Gott was talking about jumping out of a plane. He doesn’t understand, the Pack doesn’t need to invite injuries, they will find us no matter where we are.
And now the season ending injury goes to ….
nc state things
happen to nc state.
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