re: Cool having Dr Andrew as team doctor for Auburn/Alabama

Dr. Goodlett is our team doctor.

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That is Jimmy Robinson

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I'm sure Andrews is happy not to look at their sore throats or genital discharge.

Per his bio:

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At present, Doctor Andrews serves as Medical Director and Orthopaedic Surgeon for Auburn University Intercollegiate Athletics and Senior Orthopaedic Consultant at the University of Alabama. Doctor Andrews serves on the Medical and Safety Advisory Committee of USA Baseball and on the Board of Little League Baseball, Inc.

In the professional sports arena, Doctor Andrews is Senior Consultant for the Washington Redskins Professional Football team and Orthopaedic Medical Director for the Tampa Bay Rays Professional Baseball team. Doctor Andrews is also the Medical Director of the Ladies Professional Golf Association.

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LINK To Bio

I think Folwer is yalls main ortho now.

Robinson is non-operative primary care sports medicine doc. Andrews and Cain are orthopedic sports medicine surgeon. Goodlett is Auburns primary care sports medicine doc.

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Yep. But lives in Birmingham now.

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Nope. Lives in the Pensacola area now and works there most of the time.

He has operated on just about everyone.

This list is old (2008):


ELLEN GIBSON 09.01.08 5:00 AM
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1. John Smoltz, Tommy John surgery, shoulder surgery;
2. Michael Jordan, shoulder exam;
3. Pavel Bure, knee consultation;
4. Scottie Pippen, elbow surgery;
5. Barry Zito, biomechanics lab;
6. Kenny Rogers, Tommy John;
7. Paul Molitor, shoulder surgery;
8. DwyAne Wade, shoulder consultation;
9. Tiger Woods, knee consultation;
10. Derek Jeter, shoulder consultation;
11. Vince Carter, knee exam;
12. Donovan McNabb, knee surgery;
13. Shaquille O'Neal, shoulder consultation;
14. Emmitt Smith, shoulder surgery;
15. Jim Rice, elbow tendon surgery;
16. Jeremy Roenick, knee consultation;
17. Charles Barkley, shoulder surgery;
18. Roger Clemens, shoulder surgery;
19. Gary Sheffield, shoulder surgery;
20. David Wells, Tommy John;
21. Jorge Posada, shoulder surgery;
22. Mike Schmidt, shoulder surgery;
23. Alexandra Stevenson, shoulder surgery;
24. Jack Morris, shoulder consultation;
25. Reggie Bush, knee consultation;
26. Chris Carpenter, elbow surgery;
27. Kerry Wood, Tommy John;
28. Michael Irvin, shoulder surgery;
29. Matt Morris, Tommy John;
30. Andy Pettitte, elbow tendon surgery;
31. Alex Smith, shoulder consultation;
32. Steve Carlton, shoulder surgery;
33. Jonathan Papelbon, biomechanics program;
34. Jack Nicklaus, knee surgery;
35. Cecil Fielder, shoulder surgery;
36. Tim Raines, shoulder surgery;
37. Andre Dawson, knee surgery;
38. Chris Webber, knee surgery;
39. Bruce Smith, knee surgery;
40. Chad Pennington, shoulder surgery;
41. Matt Hasselbeck, shoulder surgery;
42. Allen Iverson, elbow surgery;
43. Joey Porter, knee surgery;
44. Tim Hudson, biomechanics lab;
45. Bo Jackson, shoulder surgery, hip replacement;
46. Mariano Rivera, consultation;
47. David Cone, shoulder surgery;
48. Matt Leinart, broken-collarbone consultation;
49. Albert Pujols, elbow consultation;
50. Drew Brees, shoulder surgery;
51. Daunte Culpepper, knee surgery;
52. Peyton Manning, knee surgery;
53. Eli Manning, shoulder consultation;
54. Brady Quinn, knee consultation;
55. George Brett, knee surgery;
56. Gary Carter, knee surgery;
57. Jim Thome, elbow tendon surgery;
58. Marvin Harrison, knee surgery;
59. Bill Elliott, leg surgery;
60. Hulk Hogan, knee surgery;
61. Troy Aikman, elbow and shoulder surgeries;
62. Josh Beckett, annual exam

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Also, he is not the team doctor for Bama in any official capacity

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He is affiliated with Bama.

Been AUs Dr since the 80s.

Andrews received his undergraduate and medical degrees from Louisiana State University, where he was an athlete, winning a Southeastern Conference Championship in polevaulting. He completed his residency at Tulane Medical School and completed fellowships at the University of Virginia School of Medicine and the University of Lyon.


He is Auburn's team MD, not Alabama's