DeonThomas
- South Carolina
Ehhh so you think they are going to lose to both MSU and/or Northwestern?
Nah --- just ensuring we cover all 5 potential outcomes.
Ehhh so you think they are going to lose to both MSU and/or Northwestern?
The Bryant injury really concerns me as he was both hit in the head on the play then had his head bounce of the turf, which is generally a higher chance of a more serious concussion than if his head didn't bounce.
The Bryant injury really concerns me as he was both hit in the head on the play then had his head bounce of the turf, which is generally a higher chance of a more serious concussion than if his head didn't bounce.
What worries me is that considering we're sitting 6-2 and there's still a shot at playoffs if we win out, is there's going to be pressure to play next week whether it's team or personal. And playing so soon after a concussion, even if cleared carries very serious and significant risk to long term injury. As hard is it might be, if he does indeed have a concussion, the right thing is probably to sit him despite how important this game is, which would give him 3 full weeks to recover.
This has been a magical season, but rather safe than sorry if he's concussed
My guess would be that it was on national TV, these guys want to play and show out, they're competitors, they want to put the ball in the end zone and they didn't want to lose by 30.If I was the coach, Pat Bryant would not be hurt. This is not a 20/20 hindsight thing. I was yelling at the TV to take out the starters and for the love of everythign your key starters!!!!!!
Why why why? Someone help me understand?
When they went for it on that 4th down play in the first half, it read as trying to run up the score. They were already up by the 3 TDs, and while I understand you're putting a resume together for the selection committee, eff that.I’m glad Bret is pissed and didn’t expect us to get handled like we did.
Neither coaches or players decides when a concussed player plays—or practices—or reads or watches TV—again. That’s up to the doctors.The Bryant injury really concerns me as he was both hit in the head on the play then had his head bounce of the turf, which is generally a higher chance of a more serious concussion than if his head didn't bounce.
What worries me is that considering we're sitting 6-2 and there's still a shot at playoffs if we win out, is there's going to be pressure to play next week whether it's team or personal. And playing so soon after a concussion, even if cleared carries very serious and significant risk to long term injury. As hard is it might be, if he does indeed have a concussion, the right thing is probably to sit him despite how important this game is, which would give him 3 full weeks to recover.
This has been a magical season, but rather safe than sorry if he's concussed
When they went for it on that 4th down play in the first half, it read as trying to run up the score. They were already up by the 3 TDs, and while I understand you're putting a resume together for the selection committee, eff that.
I hope Bret took note of that. From everything I've seen, that's the kind of thing that fuels him into the future and I'm absolutely here for it
I'm not a big fan of complaining about a team running up a score because we do have a say so in the thought process. Make a stop. We're part of that equation.When they went for it on that 4th down play in the first half, it read as trying to run up the score. They were already up by the 3 TDs, and while I understand you're putting a resume together for the selection committee, eff that.
I hope Bret took note of that. From everything I've seen, that's the kind of thing that fuels him into the future and I'm absolutely here for it
When they went for it on that 4th down play in the first half, it read as trying to run up the score. They were already up by the 3 TDs, and while I understand you're putting a resume together for the selection committee, eff that.
I hope Bret took note of that. From everything I've seen, that's the kind of thing that fuels him into the future and I'm absolutely here for it
While I hope we are able to be fueled, I have a hard time ever thinking a team is running up the score in the first half of almost any game. I think anything you can so do in the first half to build as big of a lead as possible is fine.When they went for it on that 4th down play in the first half, it read as trying to run up the score. They were already up by the 3 TDs, and while I understand you're putting a resume together for the selection committee, eff that.
I hope Bret took note of that. From everything I've seen, that's the kind of thing that fuels him into the future and I'm absolutely here for it
Exactly. Almost worked for Purdue.While I hope we are able to be fueled, I have a hard time ever thinking a team is running up the score in the first half of almost any game. I think anything you can so do in the first half to build as big of a lead as possible is fine.
They’re “new money.”They were good, but didn’t seem the classiest program.
Despite getting severely outclassed and absolutely dominated today, you telling me you have a shot at 10-2 and a playoff spot, and you're not going all out for it? Giving everything you've got? Playing injured? Because you don't think you're good enough, or that you don't belong, or that you'll embarrass yourself? Then don't bother suiting up in the first place.![]()
While it might be an academic truth that we could qualify for the CFP, we don't belong there . . . not yet anyway. Today shattered all of the orange tinted glasses.
the fact they started an ILLINI chant with I-N-I is further evidence of their lower academic status compared to IllinoisHere’s my Eugene experience for those of you that consider it in the future. The weather was perfect and atypical for this time of the year, which made everything better.
* the campus is very pretty. Lots of trees and landscaping
* it was the best crowd environment I have experienced. The crowd was into it and loud the whole game. They did chants and sing alongs where 80% of the crowd participated. First and 10 on our second series was as loud as a key 3rd down defensive stop in the fourth quarter at Illinois. It got really loud on the 4th down at the goal line. Can only imagine how loud it would be with the game in the line
* they stayed quiet when they had the ball until a big play. Ha ha.
* the fans were cool. Two people bumped me when I headed up to concessions and thanked me for coming. Three started ill chants with me, however with two of them starting with INI. They at least tried.
* I was at an athlete alumni event, and went to the other side of the table to serve myself at the buffet. The numerous Oregon fans lined up on the other side looked at me. I said, “well there are two sides and two spoons”. One guy said “there’s academic thinking for you”. I wanted to tell them they understood their place in the academic pecking order but I restrained.
* I was shocked how few Illini were there. Least I have seen at any Illini road game. I counted seventy five orange shirts on the other half of the field. And there was about the same behind me on my half. My friend said our guest section was half of normal.
A worthwhile trip if you can swing it.