@YNOT_B_RECKLESS @evanf1997_ sounds like the perfect person

@ItzTheLastShot @ShopifyRebels

@UNG_Esports @uofnorthgeorgia Go Nighthawks

@Sylentts11 Dudes out here clueless and self conscious

@Spartan BS happened to us too

@LVTHalo Dude we signed up and got kicked out

@Spartan Midship ball 👀👀👀

@Spartan I will truly never understand this. You are at the top level and comm in matchmaking ranked. Some of these players think they’re above comming to random teammates

@GregLehman So what would be your advice on clearing for return to sport?

@Kenanstweets @Hewett1Tim @ForelliFlorian @snaggs100 @TimothyHewett1 @TimHewett5 I think that’s just BFR in a nutshell. BFR in the meantime until heavier loads are tolerated. Sprinkle in BFR late stage when workloads get higher and quads need a good burn

@ItzTheLastShot Go Nighthawks

@EliTheNinja “Shock rifle up in 15” while you over there doing the most lol

@LenMacPT Yesssssssssss

@EliTheNinja @OlManMakowski From one “ball kitten” to another, you are the best announcer on the scene 💪

@RevanLaughs Im with that. Not sure what happened as i wanst there

@free_thewave @HCS 🙋🏼‍♂️

@LenMacPT 3) Outcomes are the same. They just arent. QT’s have persistent quad weakness which is well documented. Sure 2 and 5 year follow ups are the same. But most kids who get an ACL probably aren’t playing sports anymore in 5 years. 5 year follow ups are irrelevant for successful ACLR