[Hurlburt88]

#6 is particularly interesting to examine, IMO.    You make a great point on the development of the lines, and if that can continue in the future will be great!   OTOH, and despite some persons with more expertise than I have clearly stating that they don't see causality, I continue to worry that statistically our high injury rates could be linked to weakness in our strength and conditioning program.   I am pretty interested in other assessments here . . . but again, if S&C is "on the ascension" we will all love it!

[Hurlburt88]

#6 is particularly interesting to examine, IMO.    You make a great point on the development of the lines, and if that can continue in the future will be great!   OTOH, and despite some persons with more expertise than I have clearly stating that they don't see causality, I continue to worry that statistically our high injury rates could be linked to weakness in our strength and conditioning program.   I am pretty interested in other assessments here . . . but again, if S&C is "on the ascension" we will all love it!