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I was just diagnosed with Posterior Labeum Tear in shoulder. Does anyone know anything about it?Like successs rate of returning, prior performance level, etc.. If anyone knows anything pls let me know.

It is a long slow recovery process. 9 months to a year. My deepest sympathies over your injury. Michael Pineda came back from it. Despite the headline of the article below, it doesn't have to be a career ender. http://gargoyle.flagler.edu/20...f-most-debilitating/ http://bleacherreport.com/arti...alls-toughest-injury

Are you talking about if you have surgery or no surgery? And are you talking about SLAP tear because a SLAP tear and a Posterior labrum tear is different

Posterior Labrum Tear, after surgery. The articles I linked have some good info, but by no means are the only opinion

Last season. Note, insights are based on spring varsity rosters. As stated in my original post: *** Note, currently most players will be listed as unknown, this will change when other schools are published and player data is reconciled.

I love data! Really very interesting; what stood out to me was the difference in number of freshmen on the 2020 roster who had left the program by 2021. Some had none, some had a high number. Of course, what this data can't catch is the number of freshmen on the fall roster who don't make the spring roster (i.e. redshirted, run off, walk-ons, etc.). That would also be of interest to a high-school player.

Are those transfer out numbers based on guys who left after last season or after this Fall, or both? I know one school on your list that is listed as 1 transfer out has had at least 6

It stuck out like a sore thumb for me also, which is why I thought this post might be interesting.

I disagree. Fall roster size can be very significant. If a thousand show up and 37 are kept, a player might not want to try his luck at that school. Lots of puzzle pieces to consider. A player needs to go where his contribution is valued. If he is one of many interchangeable cogs, things might not work out good. IMHO

Missouri, 55.

In my humble opinion, fall roster is not important, as for it is not official. No different than trying out for a travel team. The program will always bring in more players, it is good for the school's revenue. Fall roster is similar to the MLB spring training roster. I would instead look at the official spring roster Below is the No. of incoming players Total Incoming Total Transfers Incoming by Position Remember, the coach recruits based on need and number of available seats. The student...

Again, fall roster is similar to a travel team tryout. The coach does not have have to commit until the beginning of the spring. The coach understands he leasing with the option to buy. He already has your tuition $$$ for at least one semester, maybe 2. He knows there will be players from other colleges that might be interested in transferring (4 yr schools and JUCO) prior to the spring season. IMHO Fall season is cattle herding. Note, due to the additional year provided by college baseball,...

Here are some preliminary insights on Player Attrition for the SEC. Total outgoing - not on current roster Potential Graduation - Previous year's (Seniors or Grad students) not on current roster MLB Draft signed - Previous year's players that were drafted and signed Transferred out - Previous year's players that transferred to another school Unknown Reasons - Don't know why player is not on current roster. *** Note, currently most players will be listed as unknown, this will change when...

A little background, between 2010 and 2012, my son played for one of the top travel programs in NJ. The travel program had 2 seasons (Spring/summer and fall). Each season had its own cost. There were tryout for both seasons. Making the spring/summer team didn't guarantee playing on the same fall team. From 2013 thru 2014, I went through the recruiting process, son received a athletic scholarship, thus he was locked in. Note, the coach's goal is to bring in as many potential student athletes...

Well, I agree from Bandera. From the coach's perspective, it may be what CBI says, but not from the player's perspective. At a travel-team tryout, if you aren't picked for the team, you can go try out for another team. In college fall ball, you have enrolled and are taking classes at the school, and you cannot just switch schools easily, even at the semester, if you don't make the team. As many threads on here have shown, plenty of high-school students commit to being a walk-on (i.e.

Larger incoming fall is meaningful data. Even if it lacking QC. Certainly for deciding between otherwise equal schools. It is just another piece of the puzzle in making a decision. But if I'm the only LHP among 20 RHPs showing up, it doesn't matter if it's the spring or fall roster. I like my chances. How you use the data depends on your circumstances. Going forward Spring rosters are corrupted because there is no consistent way of listing class due to COVID. Doesn't mean we should stop...

The LHP vs RHP example is the roster unicorn. Question, when are the fall roster normally published, before or after the start of the fall semester? As for spring rosters and graduation classification due to covid-19 If you are a High School graduate looking to figure out how many true freshman vs "high school freshman", then the our Player Attrition Insights provide the insights. E.g. Kentucky 2021 Players from 2020 roster that are not on 2021 roster, with the potential roster why they are...