September 4, 2009  Henry relied on patience during recovery
MADISON, Wis. - Twenty-one months is a long time in general. But
when those 21 months are spent trying to rehab and recover from
a destructive knee injury, that year and three quarters seems
like it turned into five.  "It seems like forever," sophomore
Aaron Henry, who is set to start his first game on Saturday
since tearing his ACL in December of 2007, said. "But something
I always pray for is patience. I was never really a guy of
tremendous patience, but overtime I developed it."  Patience is
a term that applies to many things. When you are a kid and are
about to go on vacation, patience is needed in the weeks leading
up to it. As a parent, as that trip draws closer, patience is
needed to keep the kids in control.  One needs patience when
waiting for a promotion just like one needs it when healing.
Henry, unquestionably the team's best cornerback, has leaned on
his faith to help him be patient through these trying times. And
now, when he takes th