This line count includes blank lines between paragraphs as well as lines with just a single word. At one extreme you get large print books with 250 words on the page. Academic books might put 600 words on a page with works of reference squeezing in 1000 words. A good working average is 400.
The ACL is located in the center of the knee joint where it runs from the backside of the femur (thighbone) to connect to the front of tibia (shinbone). The ACL runs through a special notch in the femur called the intercondylar notch and attaches to a special area of the tibia called the tibial spine.
Where is your LCL? The LCL ligament is found along the outside of the knee and connects the femur to the smaller bone of the leg bone (fibula). The LCL along with the MCL are both collateral ligaments meaning they are found along the sides of the knee. The LCL controls the side to side movement within the knee. Since the LCL does not connect to the meniscus or knee joint capsule, it is more flexible, and less vulnerable to knee injuries. An LCL injury is however very common in contact sports such as football and soccer.