🏈 Terrell Lewis running on zero-gravity treadmill (Update with a look into the "new surgery")

[TerryP]

 

[rick4bama]

That the same one that Drake did when he had the leg injury?

 

[BamaFan334]

Keep working hard bo. You'll get back. Roll Tide Terrell.

 

[T&B]

I don't see how he could possibly return this season unless the injury wasn't as severe.

Anyone know anything about his recovery time ?

 

[TerryP]

That the same one that Drake did when he had the leg injury?

I'm not saying Drake didn't use the machine. I don't remember any write-ups about his rehab mentioning its use.

The first time I recall hearing about this was back in 2012 with Eddie Lacy--I know that's when UA purchased the machine.

 

[It Takes Eleven]

That the same one that Drake did when he had the leg injury?

I'm not saying Drake didn't use the machine. I don't remember any write-ups about his rehab mentioning its use.

The first time I recall hearing about this was back in 2012 with Eddie Lacy--I know that's when UA purchased the machine.

I remember Sunseri using it as well. There's a video of him out there somwhere.

 

[It Takes Eleven]

That the same one that Drake did when he had the leg injury?

I'm not saying Drake didn't use the machine. I don't remember any write-ups about his rehab mentioning its use.

The first time I recall hearing about this was back in 2012 with Eddie Lacy--I know that's when UA purchased the machine.

I remember Sunseri using it as well. There's a video of him out there somwhere.

Here, late 2013:

Alabama's Vinnie Sunseri tests out knee on anti-gravity treadmill, strikes Heisman pose (video)

 

[TerryP]

Here, late 2013:

Ha! I was looking for info at the same time, Tim.

Here's Jeff Allen talking about the purchase for Eddie.

 

[OldPlayer]

Don't get your hopes up that Lewis will be back in 2018.

 

[rammerjammer]

I want to say initial reports were, he could possibly return for late season. It would be awesome to have him back for Auburn thru the end. That would (hopefully) be four games and he could still maintain a RS.

*** if this were to happen, I believe this is where the rule truly benefits the player and the team (what the rule was designed to do)***, unlike the Jalen situation where you will have players wanting to play in only 4 games to be able to transfer out to another team. I think this will be an issue all teams will face with this new rule moving forward.

Edit** I know we heard reports that Jalen was only playing in 4 games then RS. I have no idea and the way things are playing out, it doesn't look to be that way. I'm just using his situation as an example of what teams face now with Graduate players wanting to move on.

 

[TerryP]

Here's a look from a slightly different perspective--dealing with Auburn players--but it does give some insight on why players are making it back as quickly as they are.

Inside the 'new' surgery behind 2 Auburn receivers comebacks

 

[EasyTider]

Return for Aubarn, SECC (GA), semis and champion = Redshirt