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While his explosive burst has not returned just yet, McAllister has already shown some of the cuts and moves that made him such a dangerous and productive back from 2002 to 2005. But McAllister knows that the real test will come when he takes the first hard lick on the surgically-repaired knee during live tackling. That may not come until later this week or in a scrimmage on Saturday, and he's looking forward to it. "It's coming. You don't have to worry about that, it's coming," he said.
Reported by the Baton Rouge Advocate
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McAllister went on to say the knee has had a little swelling and soreness, but nothing he can't fight through. He'll be monitored closely throughout the camp and sit out an afternoon practice as needed during two-a-days. So far, McAllister has only missed one practice -- on Saturday afternoon and there have been no signs of setback.
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