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Has Florida Gators QB Jordan Reed been redshirted?
He will redshirt unless Tebow is injured.
Who would win in one on one Larry Bird Michael Jordan?
Michael Jordan would win because he was the best player to ever play in the NBA. And Larry Bird has been picked 3 times for the best player three times. Michael Jordan has been it 5 times
How many times have people in Smallville been seriously injured or died or have had hospital visits and in which episodes?
A staggering 478 people have either been seriously injured, died, or hospitalized in Smallville
How many times has Sam Bradford been injured?
Sam Bradford dislocated his shoulder twice.
When was the concept of first aid started?
People have been helping injured people since ancient times.
What hockey player has been on the cover on Sports Illustrated the most times?
Wayne Gretzky has been on the cover of Sports Illustrated the most times among hockey players, appearing 11 times. His success and popularity during his career earned him frequent cover appearances on the iconic sports magazine.
Has Randy Orton been injured?
Yes, he's been injured several times. The last injury he had was a broken left clavicle from One Night Stand Extreme Rules 2008 in a Last Man Standing Match against Triple H.
Has Peyton Manning ever been injured?
yes he injured his neck
Who has been injured at Curves?
I have!
How many elimination chambers has Triple H been in?
16 times. Triple H has been to every Wrestlemania since WMXII except WM23 when he was injured.
How many national championships does Michael Jordan have?
Michael Jordan is a six-time NBA champion. He has also been the NBA Finals MVP six times, and was selected to the All-Star game 14 times. Jordan also has one NCAA championship from when he played college ball at the University of North Carolina.
How many people were injured in the Haiti earthquake 2010?
Approximately 316,000 people have been killed, and 300,000 have been injured.
