Word: sciatic
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...Coach Murphy, on how senior quarterback Neil Rose reaggravated a sciatic nerve injury...
Rose, who had been suffering from back problems since preseason, injured himself on the bus ride down to Providence. In the second quarter, Rose took a hit on a scramble that aggravated a sciatic nerve condition that affected his legs, and he left the field on crutches while Harvard played defense...
Denham, who returned to record 41 attempts in a three-set match, led Harvard on offense. The senior middle blocker had not seen the court in a week and a half. His sciatic nerve gave him problems, and Friday was his first practice...
...layers of the annulus are woven for maximum absorption. But it doesn't take much to tear this basket. "You can tear the annulus with no more than 3[degrees] of sudden loaded rotation," Watkins says. "If the disk ruptures into the spinal canal, it can injure the sciatic nerves that run down to the legs." Couples once likened the resulting pain to "a hand grenade going off in my back." Facet joints are more prone to arthritic changes and to producing bone spurs that narrow the spinal canal...
...recapture the title. An inexhaustible baseline player, Austin helped usher in the era of brat tennis. She was ahead of her time in other ways too. At 29, she was the youngest player inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame, having quit eight years earlier, plagued by a sciatic-nerve problem. Two comebacks later, she retired for good. Now married to mortgage broker Scott Holt, she had their first child, Dylan, in April. Today she does TV commentary and plays in the Virginia Slims Legends Tour. Austin also runs a pro-celebrity tournament to benefit a children's health...