Ivan Lewis

[davidonmi]

I know that injuries are in many cases bad luck more than anything, however Husky fans (and USC fans) know that wherever this clown goes as strength and conditioning coach injuries immediately start to pile up.

Age, style of play, etc. are also factors of course but is it really a coincidence that the first season shows up we have a contending season ground to a halt by a ridiculous plethora of injuries?

 

[Jerhawk]

Great post. I'll have to research this further.

 

[TheLegendOfBoom]

I know that injuries are in many cases bad luck more than anything, however Husky fans (and USC fans) know that wherever this clown goes as strength and conditioning coach injuries immediately start to pile up.

Age, style of play, etc. are also factors of course but is it really a coincidence that the first season shows up we have a contending season ground to a halt by a ridiculous plethora of injuries?

Husky here, and yes, I am familiar.

 

[davidonmi]

I know that injuries are in many cases bad luck more than anything, however Husky fans (and USC fans) know that wherever this clown goes as strength and conditioning coach injuries immediately start to pile up.

Age, style of play, etc. are also factors of course but is it really a coincidence that the first season shows up we have a contending season ground to a halt by a ridiculous plethora of injuries?

Husky here, and yes, I am familiar.

who can forget the 2012 OL beginning with 2 medical retirements before losing so many guys to the point where true freshman Shane Brostek started vs Stanford.

 

[MontanaHawk05]

I remember this being called out before the season as well. Worth considering.

 

[morgulon1]

I will monitor this situation closely

 

[AgentDib]

It really is a shame that one of our coaches couldn't prevent a cracked hip and a broken arm with his strength training program. Very intelligent choice for Scapegoat of the Week.

 

[Elemas]

It really is a shame that one of our coaches couldn't prevent a cracked hip and a broken arm with his strength training program. Very intelligent choice for Scapegoat of the Week.

You're right. A team with 24 players injured...IRs and "outs",(near the top btw), would be crazy to consider all angles.

Strength, conditioning...their interaction with physical therapists and post injury rehabilitation...schmabilitation.

 

[davidonmi]

It really is a shame that one of our coaches couldn't prevent a cracked hip and a broken arm with his strength training program. Very intelligent choice for Scapegoat of the Week.

It happens everywhere he goes. He was a joke at UW, a joke at USC, and so far he's been a joke here.

I know fans supposedly know nothing but this is an illuminating thread
https://www.reddit.com/r/CFB/comments/a ... van_lewis/

 

[OrangeGravy]

It really is a shame that one of our coaches couldn't prevent a cracked hip and a broken arm with his strength training program. Very intelligent choice for Scapegoat of the Week.

It happens everywhere he goes. He was a joke at UW, a joke at USC, and so far he's been a joke here.

I know fans supposedly know nothing but this is an illuminating thread
https://www.reddit.com/r/CFB/comments/a ... van_lewis/

For whatever reason injuries follow him around like the plague. It seems it gets worse with every stop

 

[Elemas]

https://www.fieldgulls.com/2019/12/24/2 ... rson-brown

Where there's smoke...

 

[Seymour]

Well one thing for sure. Once the verdict is in and he is clear to be at fault. Pete will be all over resolving the issue.....


3 years later. :roll:

 

[SantaClaraHawk]

Dumb question but does this guy's job entail teaching players how to fall? How to position themselves to avoid maximal injury? Or is it just him making sure that players lift and can get hit in midsection w/boxing gloves?

 

[ivotuk]

I would think that better equipment would help. That field is hard, and there should be something to help protect shoulders and hips from repeated blows. I know they can't cover every part of the body, but is their basic equipment up to speed?

 

[mikeak]

https://www.fieldgulls.com/2019/12/24/21035251/ivan-lewis-strength-conditioning-coach-seattle-seahawks-injuries-bad-season-soft-tissue-carson-brown

Where there's smoke...

The article would have been better served if it didn't make the stupid point that last Sunday against Arizona didn't matter. Yeah losing the 1st and 2nd seed position in the NFC is not a big deal at all. Stupid narrative

On the rest it is an interesting article

 

[Largent80]

Yup, a broken arm is definitely on this coach.

 

[Elemas]

Yup, a broken arm is definitely on this coach.

Hey guys! We only have one injury! Re-sign this strength and conditioning coach asap.