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?Initial reports have been good, we?ll continue to evaluate and get more information tomorrow.?
Lebby clearly doesn't know what good looks like, so this doesn't comfort me.
Maybe God was protecting KT from Lebby tonight.
Probably because I melted down.
My bad guys.
I HATE it when someone gets hurt and that looked kind of dirty to me.
We've been through so much and to have something else bad happen just pushed me to my limit.
If Taylor by some miracle didn't destroy his leg tonight, he may should use it to run from this cursed hell hole.
When a loss doesn't hurt, I'll walk away for good. No one understands a good melt down like me hahaQuote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
I thought so too when I rewatched it. #20 for WF went straight at the knee.Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
Word!Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
He doesnt need protecting feom Lebby. Its football. Players get hurt. They are paid to play and you friggin demanded him to play. I believe one of the selling points was experience for next year.Quote:
Originally Posted by bulldawg28
Maybe He's trying to give him a clue about the future.Quote:
Originally Posted by bulldawg28
Word from the locker room is that he is up walking around with no brace just a limp. After watching that hit I don?t know how something isn?t seriously hurt though.
There is a picture that Robbie Faulk took of KT walking around after the game in the tunnel.Quote:
Originally Posted by SPDawgs
If that's the case I'm thinking it's a sprain.
I wouldn't blame him either.Quote:
Originally Posted by CadaverDawg
He should get an MRI to check for ligament damage, it would likely be done once he gets back to Starkville if I had to guess.
247 reporting he walked on his on to the bus. No cast or anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
You believe? You obviously don't know what I've said or think. The coach is also paid way more than players to coach and think for the entire program. He was hurt 3 times and limping extremely bad before the final injury. Only an idiot sends and expects an injured player to out do someone healthy. I guess you're that idiot.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlackSailsDawg
Well we are not used to people actually going in hot on a tackle.
For instance, name 2 times in the entire team our play went in for a good hard tackle?
Thats false. His injuries were not injuries. It was cramps. Try again.Quote:
Originally Posted by bulldawg28
Most NFL stadiums have that technology on site now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie_Sheen420
If it wasn't done though I agree.
BUT the fact that he can put weight on it is a good sign as are the initial reports.
I don't think Lebby would have put him out there if he wasn't 100% confident he was healthy enough to play.Quote:
Originally Posted by bulldawg28
It's not like Kroemenhoek didn't play tonight.
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Originally Posted by Todd4State
???????? The last series he was limping tremendously and still out there. The series before that he could barely stand and Lebby didn't call timeout or take him out of the game.
100%!! When I don't care at all, I'll just stop watching.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Jamming his neck into the ground wasn't a cramp. Also, If you can't run full speed in a game where people are trying to kill you you're likely to get injured worse. That's regardless the type of injury. You see how this works? It's so simple a 5th grader could understand. Do I need to break it down to the 3rd grade level?Quote:
Originally Posted by BlackSailsDawg
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Mom says nothing torn or broke and all good.
If I remember correctly he took him out and put Kromenhoek in when he was limping.Quote:
Originally Posted by bulldawg28
But again- he is getting info from the trainers and they are watching how he performs before they even put him out there.
That’s incredible! Man that looked bad. I had visions of Fitz vs OM.Quote:
Originally Posted by mparkerfd20
Nah. It wasn't a neck injury. Not only that, you complaint was he was limping due to injury. He was not injured.Quote:
Originally Posted by bulldawg28
But let's go with your "he was injured 599 times and should have been pulled" over the top emotional take. He was also hurt vs ole miss. So in 2 starts he's been injured. What was it you use to call our QB???
If he is that injury prone this is not the game for him to play.
The head coach for Wake Forest challenged the 2nd down assuming KT was over the line of scrimmage. During that play he got up could barely stand and Lebby didn't call timeout or take him out during the review. It was only maybe one series or two afterwards he was limping and no where near ok. Also, if a player says they can go and not concussed coaches will let them play. How many times do you see players trying to come back in the game only to realize they can't play full speed after returning. KT just wouldn't stay down/out until he couldn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
There are better medical facilities in Charlotte. I'd do it there before heading back.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie_Sheen420
He needs to protect himself because Lebby is going to run him like a Rb.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlackSailsDawg
Why would we take a timeout during a review? Do you really think we weren't checking KT out during the review? If it wasn't for the review we probably put Luke in. And hell- wasn't that the TD drive where KT played his best all game when he threw that strike to SanFrisco?Quote:
Originally Posted by bulldawg28
This is hilarious coming from you.Quote:
Originally Posted by bulldawg28
Lebby did not run him much tonight no matter how many times you preach it. But thats not the point either. KT is here due to Lebby and his system. If he doesnt want to run, this is not the system he needs to be in.Quote:
Originally Posted by bulldawg28
He was coming to MSU regardless of Lebby. Seriously, how old are you? I'm curious.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlackSailsDawg
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Originally Posted by Todd4State
Protecting himself is hilarious? This coming from a man who doesn't understand that injured players go back in games on their on. Protecting yourself is apart of football.
No it's hilarious because you wanted KT to be the QB the whole time because he was more mobile and now that he gets hurt running the ball you're mad at Lebby because he couldn't "protect him".Quote:
Originally Posted by bulldawg28
And you don't understand that this isn't 1998 anymore and there are injury protocols that have to be followed. And spare me- you were the one wondering why we didn't take a timeout during a review of a play.
I'll spare myself and not waste my time responding to someone who doesn't understand but speaks emotionally and the ONLY injury you can process is a concussion.Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
It's really sad that some of yall think Lebby was calling designed runs for KT. Some, yes. But KT pulled the ball down and ran a ton on his own.Quote:
Originally Posted by bulldawg28
Agreed. It's amazing to me that 2 people can watch the exact same thing and come to different conclusions. KTs decision making needs a LOT of work. A whole hell of a lot! There were tons of plays he left on the field last night with bad decisions. It comes with experience. He still has that 1 read then run mentality that young QBs have. The elite ones learn how to harness it and use their speed to their advantage. I watched him through HS and it was the same mindset. Not playing him more earlier this year was costly. But he wasn't ready to take the full load and still isn't and won't be for a few games next year probably. I just hope he puts in shit tons of work now that he's the man and makes up a lot of ground quick. I think he can and has the workhorse mentality to do so. He's a more athletic Chris Relf right now. Hopefully he can become more like Dak before next season.Quote:
Originally Posted by RezDog7
That was my thought it was a dirty looking tackle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Turfdawg67