No it was JRob leaning down and biting the back of his knee

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Nov 10, 2024
8:32:07pm

BYU '80 Intervention Needed

No it was JRob leaning down and biting the back of his knee

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Originally posted on Nov 10, 2024 at 8:32:07pm

Message modified by BYU '80 on Nov 10, 2024 at 8:32:31pm

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BYU '80

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So Kuithe has already torn an ACL

HRCougar

Nov 10, 8:23pm

Social media amplifies irrational voices. No reasonable person thinks that the

shoganai

Nov 10, 8:27pm

Whit is a 65 yr old child

BYU '80

Nov 10, 8:27pm

Vast majority of ACL injuries are non-contact. Source: I spent a year of my life

VACougMD

Nov 10, 8:28pm

No it was JRob leaning down and biting the back of his knee

BYU '80

Nov 10, 8:32pm

If anyone bit him it was Danny Ainge

ochobeeguy

Nov 10, 10:48pm

True, often a valgus hyperextension non contact injury and if you feel a pop, a large effusion (knee fills up with

Osteotome

Nov 10, 8:45pm

What he said… and doesn’t seem like a small DB is going to cause that!

GoodBetterBestBYU

Nov 11, 8:59am

I'm bummed for Kuithe. Sucks.

chrisoc13

Nov 10, 8:30pm

Don’t forget Utah’s crappy turf.

Abe Froman

Nov 10, 8:32pm

some guys have and soft tissue problems. For me, it's labrum problems in both shoulders. No one's fault.

GoodBetterBestBYU

Nov 10, 8:45pm

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