Back up the bubble wrap truck for those two, we desperately need them to stay healthy for the rest of the season.
Don't be too hard on yourself - you simply lived up to your namesake with the extra year.
Ky has had some scary moments where it looked like he was exposing the ball. I'm guessing coaches have been working on that. I don't think that skill comes naturally to him.
You must be a very successful gambler. You understand likelihood analysis well.
Well it’s unclear if he even knows what sport he has volunteered to play. I’m sure the centerfield to running back transition is very easy though.
I could be wrong but I believe she was an early enrollee (graduated HS early) to join the team. Free eligibility with COVID and took advantage of it.
I was sure it was that. Plus she came at the beginning of a semester. I don't think you can enroll randomly in November, though that would be neat.
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Holding on to the ball is more important than getting an extra few yards. He should keep focusing on holding on to the ball.
Wasn’t the injury on a pass play?
LeCaptain ran for over 5000 yards in highschool with zero fumbles
Name may not be great, but I know many wonderful people from there!
Sure, but we shouldn't throw to the backs on the chance they might get injured. They should only be decoys on passing plays in order to protect them from injury.
Non Contact injuries such as Mo's go up with fatigue. Obviously an injury due to a hit is different, they can coach them on ways to lessen these, like going out of bounds instead of fighting for every yard especially if you already have a first down.
At the end of Spring practice, the RB room included for Mr. Minnesota Football, Jason Williamson, too. Medical retirement in July.
and it was Bucky at the time
Guessing we will find out on Saturday. He hasn’t played yet this year but if he is available he will probably get some carries.
We don't have a "bucky" we are not Wisconsin we have a Bucko.
He is a walk-on from the Saint Paul Conference. Assume he is healthy. PJ, as you know, is a black hole when it comes to player medical information. Moore probably didn't travel to Northwestern because of the travel team roster limit; certainly would be available to play in a home game, if healthy.
Throw to wide receivers and TEs, I'm sure he meant.
He played at East Ridge which in the Metro East Conference. We could have used a player like him at Harding.
And put a 6th (or 7th or 8th or 9th) OL next to Tanner for pass protection.
I don't know if it works -- but you could enroll mid way through a semester and take just half semester classes. I took a 9 week programming course that started halfway through the semester. I assume thats not copacetic with the NCAA but its possible.
