OM's Engram out for the season

[Coach34]

teams have been getting beat to hell and back this year or so it seems.

[Dawg61]

MSU is right there with them with the injuries to the secondary.

[CadaverDawg]

Big loss for them...and no medical redshirt

[MarketingBully01]

They will be so beat up by the Egg Bowl we may win by default.

[CJDAWG85]

Wasn't he basically their only TE?

[slickdawg]

I wonder when they will realize that the turf at VHS is not a good playing surface, and isn't friendly to knees and ankles? Fortunately we only play there once every two years.

[FlabLoser]

What happened to him? Knee?

[Coach34]

Wasn't he basically their only TE?

yes

[Coach66]

jokes about the Beaver but it appears he knows how to make chicken salad out of chicken shit.

[starkvegasdawg]

jokes about the Beaver but it appears he knows how to make chicken salad out of chicken shit.
So those purple specks aren't diced grapes?

[messageboardsuperhero]

I wonder when they will realize that the turf at VHS is not a good playing surface, and isn't friendly to knees and ankles? Fortunately we only play there once every two years.

I knew that shit was awful when Brandon McRae snapped his leg in half in 2008. I wince every time a player make a cut on that rubber carpet.

It should be banned from college football.

ETA: And yes, I know tons of teams play on artificial grass, but UM's is particularly dangerous. It seems like one or two players have a major leg injury without being touched every year on that shit.

[msstate7]

I knew that shit was awful when Brandon McRae snapped his leg in half in 2008. I wince every time a player make a cut on that rubber carpet.

It should be banned from college football.

We should make a video of every knee injury we can find on that field and give it to every recruit we're competing for.

[CJDAWG85]

I don't think the surface had anything to do with it... I think an LSU lineman rolled on it

[messageboardsuperhero]

I don't think the surface had anything to do with it... I think an LSU lineman rolled on it

That may be true; I didn't see the injury.

I'm just speaking generally. That shit has caused too many non-contact leg injuries to be a legal playing surface.

[ShotgunDawg]

You see this with baseball and football all the time. When good players get hurt, everyone else steps up and feels the void, but it can only last so long before the lack of talent catches up with you.

Examples: OM this weekend played great, but its not sustainable if they keep losing talent

The Texas Rangers - when Nelson Cruz was suspended this year, the Rangers went on a decent winning only to fall off a cliff in late August and early Sept.

Most coaches can motivate players to step up and fill a void. But it catches up with you.

[CadaverDawg]

Manziel's knee tweak was on that surface too, and he wasn't even touched. That Easter basket grass is dangerous for athletes.