WHATS THE DEAL WITH “HIGH ANKLE SPRAINS?
” (Both Aaron and Taylor have suffered with them this season): “Well, they call them `syndesmosis’ – when I hear that word I just cringe. It’s more of a leg sprain than an ankle sprain – it’s the bone and ligament above the ankle – that’s the way I understand it. When you stretch that ligament it bleeds and gets really tender, and it’s hard to get the soreness out, and therefore the kids can’t cut off it and go. We’ve had them the last six, seven, eight weeks. With most of the bad ones, I’ve never seen guys come back any earlier than four weeks. It’s a pretty significant injury. You can have someone with a knee injury these days and they can get back quicker than they can with a high ankle sprain.” TCU HAS BEEN KIND OF `UP AND DOWN’ THIS SEASON, IS IT HARD TO TELL WHICH TCU TEAM WILL COME INTO LEGION FIELD SATURDAY?: “It kind of is. The reason they’ve been up and down is that they’ve had quarterback injuries. Their starting quarterback (Casey Printers) has been out the last couple of w
