LawTalkin Jacket
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Isn't Odom just too easy for Wake?
Great pointTrying to rebuild a small, down program in the ACC doesn't sound like a good formula to improve one's health.
Is Matta's condition a chronic issue? I don't mean to say that in a disparaging manner. I just mean that he has been out of coaching for a few years now, maybe he has discovered some therapy that has worked for him. I suffer intermittent back pain for going on 20 years now (spasms, abrasions etc) and they are no fun but there are some things that have helped (weight loss most notably). I don't know what specific affliction he suffers from but it is possible he has found some relief in his time off.
My vague recollection is that it's something much more serious than "just" chronic back pain.
Iirc, he's got drop foot and some other stuff along with it.
also something I’ve experienced. His is permanent? That would be brutal
Thad Matta’s back is a mess, and has been for a long time. Eight years ago, a surgery to help went wrong and he woke up with a permanent disability to his right foot. "Drop foot," the doctors call it, which would require a brace as a lifetime companion. Besides that, the back is still a huge issue, but you think he’s going to try surgery again? The operation was June 16, 2007. He remembers the date pretty well.
I think he'll guide WF to the NIT Tournament this season.Home run hire by Wake Forest.
Steve Forbes is a lot like his former boss Bruce Pearl and he recruits like him which means he'll get a good bit of talent to go to Winston-Salem but he's also going get the attention of the NCAA.Sarr has turned into a player but with Childress and Brown leaving its going to be tough. Don't for a second that the DuBose kid is going to put up numbers like he did at Houston Baptist. They were one of the fastest-paced teams in the nation last season that didn't play any defense and only won 5 games. Rude awakening coming.
I do like Mucius but it wont be enough.