First you have Jackson Jeffcoat blow out both of his pecs. Now you have Keenan Robinson tearing his left pec after tearing his right pec last year. Does Wylie not know how to stretch his players out? What are the odds of two players from the same team blowing out both their pecs during basically the same period of time?

Someone there likes moobs.

Why do we care?

pec/bicep/triceps tears usually due to steroid use. and that's a fact.

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pec/bicep/triceps tears usually due to steroid use. and that's a fact.

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Or someone who doesn't understand principles of proper strength training

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These injuries generally occur during forceful activities. Almost half of all pectoralis major ruptures occur during weightlifting, particularly during a bench press maneuver. Other causes of a pectoralis major rupture include football (blocking), wrestling, rugby, and other traumatic injuries.

It is known that steroid use can weaken the tendon, and this is thought to be a contributing factor in many pectoralis major muscle ruptures.

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I'm not sure about "pecs" - but I bet he's wrecked a few Golden Corral's.

you seem confused.

After watching the lifting video in the theirs v. Ours thread, I am not surprised. Horrible form and lack of flexibility by all of the Texas athletes

You ever seen David Ash benchpress? It's some of the ****tiest form I've ever seen.

See for yourself:
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=G6dtPYWVgHo&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DG6dtPYWVgHo

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Back lifted off bench and feet not flat on floor doesn't count

I went to high school with Bennie and know him well. He is one of the best. I can say with 110% confidence, no steroids would ever be involved. While at the Cowboys he never had this problem. Have to question commitment of the specific athletes themselves. His diet/routine is strict. Takes a lot of discipline.

His grip is too close to benefit the chest anyways. The rest of his form sucks. Why would anyone want a QB to bench 405 anyways? You cheat on your form on an exercise that is useless for your position. Great example of why they suck right now.

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He was working more tricep than he was chest with that narrow of a grip.

Agree they suck...but Bennie as a coach, no way. tu has a bunch of pre-Madonna athletes who don't want to put in the work.

Odds Case was watching when he tore the pec?

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Agree they suck...but Bennie as a coach, no way. tu has a bunch of pre-Madonna athletes who don't want to put in the work.

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Where has Bennie ever coached where they had impressive results?

I don't know Bennie but if you allow your athletes to train with incorrect/poor form you aren't doing your job.

Texas native Bennie Wylie joined the Longhorns staff in January 2011 as strength and conditioning head coach for football.

He immediately made his presence felt within the team and was honored with the Bridgepoint Education Holiday Bowl's Admiral U.S. Grant Sharp Trophy, which is bestowed upon an individual that is dedicated to team success.

In May 2012, Wylie was honored as Master Strength and Conditioning Coach by the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches, the organizations's highest honor.

Wylie came to Texas from Tennessee where he spent one season as football head strength coach after serving the previous seven seasons at Texas Tech.

During his time in Lubbock, Wylie established himself as one of the top strength coaches in the country. His last five seasons helped the Red Raiders produce a 46-18 overall record that was third-best in the Big 12, including an 11-2 season in 2008. The Red Raiders also posted a 5-2 record in bowls during his seven-year span.

Wylie guided the development of 14 NFL draft picks while at Texas Tech, including WR Michael Crabtree, who was selected 10th overall in the 2009 draft. That draft featured four Red Raiders selected in the first four rounds. Crabtree also won back-to-back Biletnikoff Awards as the nation's top receiver in 2007 and 2008. In addition in 2008, QB Graham Harrell was named AT&T All-America Player of the Year, won the Unitas Golden Arm Award as the nation's top senior QB, and finished fourth in the Heisman Trophy balloting.

Prior to his position at Texas Tech, Wylie was an assistant strength and conditioning coach with the Dallas Cowboys for four seasons, helping implement rehabilitation for injured players. In addition to working with the Cowboys, Wylie also spent the spring seasons heading the strength and conditioning program for the Dallas Desperados arena football team, a property of the Dallas Cowboys. The Cowboys had nine Pro Bowl selections during Wylie's four seasons in Dallas.

Wylie is a member of the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association and the Titleist Performance Institute.

The Mexia, Texas native graduated from Sam Houston State University, where he was a four-year letterman in football from 1994-97. He was an All-Southland Conference running back as a senior in 1997 after averaging 4.8 yards per carry and leading the Bearkats in rushing. In 1994, he was named the Bearkats Freshman of the Year. He received a degree in kinesiology in 1999.

Wylie and his wife, the former Jennifer Small of Plano, Texas, have twin sons, Braden and Caden.

THE BENNIE WYLIE FILE
Hometown: Mexia, Texas
High School: Mexia (Mexia, Texas)
College: Sam Houston State '99
Wife: Jennifer
Children: Braden, Caden

COACHING ASSIGNMENTS
2011- : Strength & Conditioning Head Coach for Football, Texas
2010: Football Head Strength & Conditioning Coach, Tennessee
2003-09: Football Head Strength & Conditioning Coach, Texas Tech
2002: Head Strength & Conditioning Coach, Dallas Desperados
1999-2002: Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach, Dallas Cowboys
1998: Interim Head Strength & Conditioning Coach, Sam Houston State

COLLEGE BOWL EXPERIENCE
2012: Alamo Bowl, Texas
2011: Holiday Bowl, Texas
2010: Music City Bowl, Tennessee
2009: Alamo Bowl, Texas Tech
2009: Cotton Bowl, Texas Tech
2008: Gator Bowl, Texas Tech
2006: Insight Bowl, Texas Tech
2006: Cotton Bowl, Texas Tech
2003: Holiday Bowl, Texas Tech

Cool story

Bro

Again, where has he impressed?

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a bunch of pre-Madonna athletes

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So they're from 1982?

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Pri-Madonna is what I typed and my phone changed it to "pre" but nice comeback

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You can't be serious

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Pri-Madonna

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Let me help you out there a little bud
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prima_donna

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So they're from 1982?

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But bennie- I thought it was a young team year in and year out?

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Cool story

Bro

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Almost as impressive as your last 50 thread bumps, you penis flute prodigy.

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Didn't another tsip in the NFL tear his pec? Orakpo maybe?

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Pri-Madonna

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Who's sock are you?

Who the hell has a qb maxing out at three reps?

https://twitter.com/stankersley9777

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Wylie and his wife, the former Jennifer Small of Plano, Texas, have twin sons, Braden and Caden.

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I would say that Cher was the pre-Madonna