9. didn’t say Sibley was doing so well. said she looked good in blocking drills.

10. Agree with 11. very over the top. Mitchem’s injury last year had nothing to do with taping or not. It was a freak thing, much like Koelsch in Italy sliding into a stanchion.
Nutrition is part of the athletic training.

But, I would really hate for her to miss most of this season again. It’s gonna be like we never had her on our roster and playing for us. I don’t remember her getting injured like this at Irvine, maybe she is trying really hard to impress? I think that is what happened last year. She was going all out on defense and diving for everything and looked like she was really trying to fight and win a starting spot. Which is a great thing, of course. But stay injury free.

– Mitchem’s hand injuries begs the question: is she taping her fingers? Safeguarding previously injured fingers by taping them to its neighbor might prevent further injury.

– Are coaches reviewing the diets of the players? If they (players) are vegetarian are they getting enough protein, are they taking multi-vitamins to supplement their diet, are the carnivores eating too much meat (known to leach calcium from the bones).

– Recommend coaches check the shoes of each player. Shoes that are worn may not sufficiently protect the joints from injury due to the frequent jumping. The inner cushion should have bounce to soften landings.

– Recommend coaches test the vision of each player, students frequently neglect their eyes and make do with various stages of myopia. (which affects their play)

Wondering why they waited until tomorrow for the doc to evaluate Annie’s status. That’s 2 days past after getting injured.