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Title: "Alabama's Adam Griffith kicked through stress fracture in back, 'felt like somebody is stabbing me'"
Post by: WALL-E on December 30, 2014, 12:15:02 PM
Alabama's Adam Griffith kicked through stress fracture in back, 'felt like somebody is stabbing me'
(http://media.al.com/alabamafootball_impact/photo/alabama-football-g09-at-lsu-2014-a11c561fcbb7a3a2.jpg)The exact nature of Griffith's injury had not been revealed before Tuesday.

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Title: Re: "Alabama's Adam Griffith kicked through stress fracture in back, 'felt like somebody is stabbing
Post by: 2Stater on December 30, 2014, 03:40:44 PM
I had heard it was his hip, but we all knew something was wrong.


Title: Re: "Alabama's Adam Griffith kicked through stress fracture in back, 'felt like somebody is stabbing
Post by: Marshal Dillon on December 30, 2014, 03:51:23 PM
I had heard it was his hip, but we all knew something was wrong.



EXACTLY. I thought it was a hamstring or calf issue. I just hope he can heal that back, he's way too young to have back issues.


Title: Re: "Alabama's Adam Griffith kicked through stress fracture in back, 'felt like somebody is stabbing
Post by: ricky023 on December 30, 2014, 03:55:29 PM
I hope he gets well. He seems like a good young man reading what he says and yes, I know it's in front of the media. Still. I also know if he is well he is good from 50 yards no doubt do I feel. That wins most football games. We really count on him but I have chronic back trouble and I know what it is like the stabbing and such. I live with it every day. So I say Adam if you see this, we are praying for your healing. Have fun and don't worry what others say they don't feel your pain. God Bless. RTR!


Title: Re: "Alabama's Adam Griffith kicked through stress fracture in back, 'felt like somebody is stabbing
Post by: Catch Prothro on December 30, 2014, 04:00:08 PM
It's not a broken leg, but it still has to hurt.  And it is harder to kick through pain when accuracy is at issue.