[unclechuck]

Let's see: Nebraska did not go to a bowl game, so no extra organized workouts in December. Then had a coaching change that brought in a new Strength and Conditioning coaching staff, from the state of Florida.

http://www.espn.com/college-football/sto...ed-workout

Maybe there's a low Vitamin D link?

[unclechuck]

Let's see: Nebraska did not go to a bowl game, so no extra organized workouts in December. Then had a coaching change that brought in a new Strength and Conditioning coaching staff, from the state of Florida.

http://www.espn.com/college-football/sto...ed-workout

Maybe there's a low Vitamin D link?

[fullmetal]

If anyone wondered whether the game has been increasing in physicality over the course of the last few decades, the rise of rhabdo complaints could be a sign.  Or maybe sports medicine is more aware of rhabdo now...?  Was this well-known 15-20 years ago by college sports trainers?  Did anyone care back then?

Coaches have to be smarter regarding human physiology.  I wonder if the team jumped straight into super-intense workouts from a prolonged break.

[fullmetal]

If anyone wondered whether the game has been increasing in physicality over the course of the last few decades, the rise of rhabdo complaints could be a sign.  Or maybe sports medicine is more aware of rhabdo now...?  Was this well-known 15-20 years ago by college sports trainers?  Did anyone care back then?

Coaches have to be smarter regarding human physiology.  I wonder if the team jumped straight into super-intense workouts from a prolonged break.

[CowboyIndian]

Maybe it’s an Oregon thing.

[CowboyIndian]

Maybe it’s an Oregon thing.