Wonder how Lampkin is feeling

[puckster59]

He provided a big spark with the little time played last night, but he obviously wasn’t close to 100%. I hope he’s not setting himself back. You always hear coaches and players talk about the dangers of coming back too soon. Frogs are going to need him to be healthy come March.

 

[The Artist Formerly Known as PhormerPhrog]

He had one sequence of fancy footwork and ball handling. Obviously not 100% but you can tell he's putting in the work to get back. Also communicated a lot with the training staff when he got off the court. He realizes the spark he provides so i think he's ok with limited minutes.

 

[McFroggin]

Let’s just say it’ll be longer than expected.

 

[bmoney214]

High ankle sprains are the worst to have. They take forever to fully heal.

 

[Eight]

High ankle sprains are the worst to have. They take forever to fully heal.

curious if he would have been a candidate for the tightrope surgery

 

[bmoney214]

curious if he would have been a candidate for the tightrope surgery

Is that a circus joke?

 

[Eight]

Is that a circus joke?

nope

https://www.footankledc.com/news/what-is-tightrope-surgery/109

https://www.northwell.edu/orthopaed...-accelerates-recovery-from-high-ankle-sprains

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[NORMLFROG]

I’m guessing based on recovery timeline that if they seriously considered the procedure it would have already happened? Interesting medical development especially when you do away with the second screw removal procedure.

NF

 

[tcudoc]

Is that a circus joke?

Speaking of the circus. Many of you already know this story. When I was younger, I was under the mistaken impression that my parents were trapeze artists in the circus. It was an easy to understand mistake since, most days my stay at home dad would tell me, “If I didn’t have to stay at home with you, I could be out catching your mother in the act.”

 

[froginmn]

Let’s just say it’ll be longer than expected.

TWHS

 

[Eight]

I’m guessing based on recovery timeline that if they seriously considered the procedure it would have already happened? Interesting medical development especially when you do away with the second screw removal procedure.

NF

pretty amazing what they have done with the surgery for the specific injury described in the articles

think a big key would be identifying what was truly injured as quickly as possible and working from there