Chaz Ramsey transferring from Auburn to State?
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the back injuries he has (herniated discs) are a ***** to get over. He'll most likely have that problem the rest of his life.
I hope he does transfer but I hope he leaves his bad karma in Auburn. We have enough here to last for a while.
Chaz may I introduce you to a fella named Powe?
Chaz may I introduce you to a fella named Powe?
if he were to transfer today and was able to still get into class and assuming crooms doesn't kick him off the team would he be eligible play next year?
It's Raider Weather! Ittttttt's Raider Weather. I wonder if the cheap shot was his idea or not. Still an *** for doing it. Croom would never let him get away with it at State (see De'mon Glanton-Jimmy Johns).
Glanton's hit on Johns was completely legal and wasn't the kind of thing that was likely to end Johns's career (not to mention that that ******* deserved it). That wasn't a cheap shot in my book and I wouldn't think it was if the situation had been reversed.
If true and he is healthy we should be a pretty talented team next year on the OL with Sherrod, Ramsey, Smith, Saulsberry, and Brignone. The back ups would be pretty solid as well.
If Chaney gets the RS and the return on Johnson and Prince you have to feel good about our Defense as well. Too bad Crooms will still be the coach.
If Chaney gets the RS and the return on Johnson and Prince you have to feel good about our Defense as well. Too bad Crooms will still be the coach.
We found out today OM is getting a CB transfer from Ohio State and he will make it to Oxford this week and be eligible next year.
Oh I agree. I'm just joking. I'm peering over the cliff from afar, so I'm not spewing crazy **** after jumping off just yet. If we somehow lose this weekend though....
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I had surgery for one of those back in April - I would be suprised if he can play again (Depends on if they removed the disk or if they just trimmed it up) Removal will limit his flexibility and of course he'll have several screws and a small rod back ther to deal with.
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and he felt 100% better almost immediately. Of course, I understand playing golf and tennis isn't the same as playing SEC football, but maybe sometimes full recovery is possible.
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Would he or you recommend that surgery? I have one of them myself. I can basically function as normal, but it's still there you know. It's hard to explain. Runs in the family, and I've heard that you can really make things worse by having surgery.
I've heard the best thing you can do is be active (not over the top) and lose weight to take pressure off the disc, the second of which I've yet to do.
I've heard the best thing you can do is be active (not over the top) and lose weight to take pressure off the disc, the second of which I've yet to do.
...and unlike the transfer from Ohio State, Chaz has actually proven himself at the high D-1 level. Congrats, though. Guy looks like a potential solution at a problem position for y'all. It seems almost like cheating Christmas for a guy to announce he's transferring right now and he'll play next year. Usually you feel like you're waiting on transfers forever since they do it at mid-term or after the year is over.DiamondReb said:
Most or all of it you can do on your own. Posture support also helps.
If that doesn't help, surgery is usually the next step.
If that doesn't help, surgery is usually the next step.
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The guy played as a true freshman for OSU. That's good enough for me.
As for Chaz, I doubt he ever plays again.
As for Chaz, I doubt he ever plays again.
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Goat - I did PT for close to two years and got in fairly good shape (dropped 20 lbs), unfortunatly I ruptured the disk and was forced to have the surgery - The better conditioned you are the easier the recovery will be. I had the disk taken out in April 08' and I'm already back on the golf course.
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This could possibly break the dreaded Madison Central non-MSU pipeline as well as the non-JA pipeline for football in one fatal swoop.
I'm talking about scholarship players.
I'm talking about scholarship players.
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Seriously, I'm sure the guy will be pretty good. The Buckeyes don't recruit crap. But playing special teams as a frosh and being 3rd string coming out of spring doesn't compare to starting in the SEC as a true freshman at a position where true freshman rarely start.
Of course, there's no guarantee at all that Ramsey is even coming to State much less a guarantee he can play. Y'all did good on the OSU kid...obviously a nice pick up.</p>
...with that. The makeup of the fanbase in Mississippi might be similar, but there is a difference in the student makeup. For instance, more people with last names as first names go to Ole Miss, Banks. Also, more people wearing bowties will go to Ole Miss. Also, most people at State wouldn't wear red pants (or maroon for that matter) to a football game.
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It's tradition to dress up for football games. That doesn't change the fact that the demographics are the same at both schools. The same amount of rednecks, the same amount of bitches with double names, and the same amount of frat stars.
...but I think the with the other two, OM wins hands down. There is a much higher percentage of the student body that is Greek at OM (35 percent) to State's (16 percent). I'm telling you. There is a difference.
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It's got to be done...DowntownDawg said:
We'll gladly take the kids named Chaz and Banks, if you'll keep recruiting Bubba & Billy Ray for poultry science & animal husbandry. I'll give you the pants/bowties, too. I'm Banks/Chaz wouldn't be seen with a cowbell. Not even at a football game.
...your suit pockets are already full with the Crown bottles that you will need to pelt the field with later on.
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between the cowbell and the crown bottles, I'd pick the crown bottles. Especially at our games. Won't be much use for the cowbell.