Any word on Vic?

[jschufreider]

Has anyone heard if he had his surgery? If so, how’d it go?

When he signed I thought he had a chance to be our first draftee since Esch. He’ll need a huge year this year to make that happen. I hope that happens- for his sake and the team’s.

 

[gocatsgo2003]

Has anyone heard if he had his surgery? If so, how’d it go?

When he signed I thought he had a chance to be our first draftee since Esch. He’ll need a huge year this year to make that happen. I hope that happens- for his sake and the team’s.

No.

 

[RhabdoWildcat]

Has anyone heard if he had his surgery? If so, how’d it go?

When he signed I thought he had a chance to be our first draftee since Esch. He’ll need a huge year this year to make that happen. I hope that happens- for his sake and the team’s.

No.

Moar!

 

[CoralSpringsCat]

 

[haywood jahblowme]

he is currently doing spring workouts with the team

 

[Hungry Jack]

And I don’t recall that tweet being shared around here until this thread.

Why do people get so bent out of shape about answering yes/no questions?

Anyone who is married should be quite accustomed to the yes/no paradigm.

 

[NJCat]

Anyone who is married should be quite accustomed to the yes/no paradigm.

At least the "No" part.

 

[DaCat]

he is currently doing spring workouts with the team

This is really good news. IF Vic is ready to go at the start of the season, that would bode very well for us.

 

[NU Houston]

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Can any doctors on the board explain what a "genetics-based operation" to increase lung capacity involves? I didn't know that there are surgical options to address those types of symptoms so am curious as to the type of procedure performed.

 

[Wildcatfootball12]

Can any doctors on the board explain what a "genetics-based operation" to increase lung capacity involves? I didn't know that there are surgical options to address those types of symptoms so am curious as to the type of procedure performed.

Genetics based operation is the weirdest way of saying an operation to fix a congenital issue.

Purely speculating, but I think it was for pectus excavatum. He should do well.

 

[SciCat]

At least the "No" part.

Maybe I’m lucky, but my wife has been in yes mode for almost 40 years.

 

[NU Houston]

Genetics based operation is the weirdest way of saying an operation to fix a congenital issue.

Purely speculating, but I think it was for pectus excavatum. He should do well.

Thanks. I remember this discussion now from a few months ago. I had a congenital heart defect so like to learn about other issues affecting the cardiovascular system.

Best of luck to Vic. Go Cats!

 

[Wrestlerneverdiesasacatfan]

Can any doctors on the board explain what a "genetics-based operation" to increase lung capacity involves? I didn't know that there are surgical options to address those types of symptoms so am curious as to the type of procedure performed.

I need one of those genetic based operations as I get fatigued posting on here. I get that surgery and watch out! I will be posting lots and lots of articles!

 

[Wrestlerneverdiesasacatfan]

Maybe I’m lucky, but my wife has been in yes mode for almost 40 years.

I wish I would be able to say the same thing regarding my five wives!