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DB Shaun Lane (official thread)

Best wishes from me as well......I couldn't be prouder of the way Shaun played and represented Ohio State all year. It's student athletes like Shaun that make me proud to call myself a Buckeye!
 
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Shaun Lane Injury

Sorry guys . . . I'm not really a buckeye fan *gasp* but I do have a question.

What were the extent of Shaun Lane's injuries during the game Monday night and what's the prognosis. Was it infact just a stinger?

All I can find online are little snippets of info and we, my husband and I, are still wondering . . .
 
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This was the last info posted:

Shaun was kept over night as a precaution, he had some numbness and tingling in his hands and feet. He should be released tonight.
For future reference, you can use the search function on the toolbar when looking for info on a specific player. The mods do a good job of keeping all news in the player's threads. Here's a link to Shaun's thread, so you can check for updates:

http://www.buckeyeplanet.com/forum/...ane-official-thread.html?highlight=shaun+lane

EDIT: Freakin mods, always doin' their jobs and stuff. (keepin it clean for the noob)
 
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Thanks guys. I did search this forum, as well as the internet in general. Nobody seems to know anything so I came here.

I'm assuming it's not serious since nobody is talking about it??!!

I'll check back . . . surely someone will keep us posted . . . :tongue2:
 
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BuckeyeXtra - The Columbus Dispatch : OSU football: Lane returns from Phoenix

Ohio State defensive back Shaun Lane returned from Phoenix on a late-afternoon flight yesterday, three days after suffering a pinched nerve in his neck area while making a tackle on kickoff coverage during the Fiesta Bowl.

He spent three nights in a Phoenix hospital under observation before being allowed to fly home.
Lane said his right arm and right leg went numb after his hit on Texas return man Jordan Shipley. While feeling returned quickly to his leg, his arm has been slow to rebound, though he has been assured it will. He had his right arm in a sling for the flight home.
 
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Ohio State football: Lane's recovery is in full swing
Fiesta Bowl injury was 'scary,' but his NFL dream is alive
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
By Tim May
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH

Being strapped to a backboard and carted off the field obviously was not the way Shaun Lane saw his college football career ending.

"It was an unfortunate situation, but I wouldn't have rather gone out any other way than going down for my team and trying to finish out the game the right way," Lane said.

As the senior leader of Ohio State's punt- and kickoff-coverage units, he made a reputation for his fearless assaults on blockers and return men. But his college playing days came to a crashing halt Jan. 5 in the first half of the Fiesta Bowl, when a collision with Texas' Jordan Shipley left Lane almost motionless on the University of Phoenix Stadium field in Glendale, Ariz.

"It was kind of scary when it first happened," Lane said. "The right side of my body went numb. I couldn't feel my leg or my arm.

"As I lay there my leg started to come back to me, but my arm -- I wasn't even sure my arm was still attached to my body. That's a weird feeling, believe me."

BuckeyeXtra - The Columbus Dispatch : Ohio State football: Lane's recovery is in full swing
 
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Ohio State notebook of March 16
By Todd Porter
CantonRep.com staff writer
Posted Mar 17, 2009

Lane surgery

The scariest scene from the 2008 season came in the bowl game when Shaun Lane lay motionless on the field after a collision with Texas? Jordan Shipley. The right side of Lane?s body was numb. Ohio State Head Coach Jim Tressel said the feeling has returned in all but below his right elbow. Lane?s football career likely is finished, but Tressel seemed hopeful that surgey would bring back the feeling to the rest of his right arm.


Ohio State notebook of March 16 - Canton, OH - CantonRep.com
 
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After football, injury lingers
Former Buckeye Shaun Lane is still waiting to get the use of his right arm
Sunday, June 21, 2009 3:32 AM
By Tim May


THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH
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TOM DODGE | DISPATCH
Shaun Lane, a natural right-hander, has had to adjust to using his left hand for everyday functions, such as taking care of daughter Gianna, 2.

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Chris Russell | Dispatch
Shaun Lane signals that he is OK while being carted off the field after making a tackle on a kickoff return during the Fiesta Bowl against Texas on Jan. 5.

It was a marvel watching Shaun Lane maneuver his wriggling 2-year-old daughter Gianna into a restaurant booster seat the other day.


He whispered to her, she whispered back, then he positioned the seat before lifting her gently into place. Naturally right-handed, he did it all with his left.

"I've learned to write left-handed," Lane said. "I can even tie my shoes with one hand. I never thought I'd be able to do that."
He never thought he'd have to.

But that was before his last play as an Ohio State football player -- likely his last football play, period. As he tackled Texas kickoff return man Jordan Shipley late in the first half of the Fiesta Bowl on Jan. 5, Lane's right arm and right leg went numb.

Taken from the field on a cart, the feeling in his leg returned within days. But not his arm. As he dealt with his daughter the other day, his right arm was still in a sling. "I still can't move it," Lane said.

. . .

BuckeyeXtra - The Columbus Dispatch : After football, injury lingers

Hoping for the best for Shaun going forward.
 
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