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RPI 2010-11 Part II: RPI, the Other Team, the Refs -- We're outnumbered 10 to 6.
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Re: RPI 2010-11 Part II: RPI, the Other Team, the Refs -- We're outnumbered 10 to 6.
Originally posted by IMO View PostThanks for the info Doc. Could you please tell us how many grades there are and what the symptoms would be? I am assuming if he lost consiousness that would be the worst-but what does it mean if there are no symtoms following that? Do they treat it the same because the intial symptom was loss of consciousness?
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Re: RPI 2010-11 Part II: RPI, the Other Team, the Refs -- We're outnumbered 10 to 6.
Originally posted by DrDemento View PostI hope he had a really good neurologic evaluation. Unfortunately not all doctors are created equal-and for everyone that graduated at the top of his medical school class-someone had to graduate at the bottom. Hope he got seen by a top notch fellow. At the least an MRI/CAT scan of the brain, perhaps an ultrasound. Cognitive tests for sure. As the hours go by and more reports appear here on USCHO it sounds more like a mild concussion or a cervical injury from the fall. In either case, being sent home is a wonderful sign. I hope to see a replay on RPI-TV to get a better idea of what happened. The last bad RPI injury I saw in person was Malchuk's knee at Princeton and that was just plain horrible to witness. Knees are not meant to bend the direction he was in.
Update-Just watched the injury several times on RPITV-no question it is a smack to the right side of the head. Best guess is concussive symptoms. Now the question becomes whether CJ lost consiousness and for how long. Hopefully this is a grade 1 kind of injury with no lingering sequellae.
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Also, I really liked Rogic out there even though he got hardly any PT. Really wasn't fan of Vines chopping off the bench the way he did in the third period (even though in the end it certainly worked out).
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Re: RPI 2010-11 Part II: RPI, the Other Team, the Refs -- We're outnumbered 10 to 6.
Originally posted by rvd5star69 View PostThe GOOD: Polacek and GOulet. Overcoming a 2 goal defecit in the 3rd period. The refs were very fair i thought. The team took a ton of shots. Lee went home with his family, all tests were negative... and i talked mr and mrs lee on the cell phone to albany medical center so they didnt get lost
The bad: Koudys just is very young and raw. Merriam let up some awful goals (yes he was rusty but he is what he is a backup goalie)
the ugly: giving up that goal when it was 5-4 with 4 mins left. In our 3 losses all 3 disallowed goals screwed us.
LETS GET THE WIN TONight long time coming for a rpi invitation championship.... bailen will play big and york i feel .
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