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Source: 2022 injury data for turf fields was “awful”

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4 hours ago, NanuqoftheNorth said:

Just as we all suspected.

If you can install grass for visiting European Soccer players you can install grass for the Panthers too.

Lots of thinly veiled references to David Tepper in the following commentary.

Please, do better for your own players and America's youth David Tepper.

 

 

Dropping a weight on grass vs turf is a good way of displaying how much more forgiving grass is when it comes to peoples heads and even just basic footwork, landing on a shoulder, anything really

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14 hours ago, NanuqoftheNorth said:

Just as we all suspected.

If you can install grass for visiting European Soccer players you can install grass for the Panthers too.

Lots of thinly veiled references to David Tepper in the following commentary.

Please, do better for your own players and America's youth David Tepper.

 

 

Frankly it’s embarrassing 

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15 hours ago, NanuqoftheNorth said:

Just as we all suspected.

If you can install grass for visiting European Soccer players you can install grass for the Panthers too.

Lots of thinly veiled references to David Tepper in the following commentary.

Please, do better for your own players and America's youth David Tepper.

 

 

 

11 hours ago, Krovvy said:

Hopefully no more of our young players get injured from Tepper's turf.

 

40 minutes ago, NAS said:

Frankly it’s embarrassing 

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