Green Out
Tailback Broderick Green is out with a possible stress fracture, Pete Carroll said.
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Morantz on Green Out: Ditto. And in Spring and August while everyone celebrated the Title ...
USC1966 on Green Out: ya ya..another injury WHY DO THEY KEEP HAVING SUCH HARD PRACTICES??? ...
sep800 on Green Out: this is horrible.. i was really excited to see this guy play.. i dont ...
Trojan&Tonic on Green Out: New plan to keep freshmen players from transferring: 1. Convince them ...
Trojan RAB on Green Out: Did this happen today? ...
USC1966 on Green Out: ya ya..another injury WHY DO THEY KEEP HAVING SUCH HARD PRACTICES??? ...
sep800 on Green Out: this is horrible.. i was really excited to see this guy play.. i dont ...
Trojan&Tonic on Green Out: New plan to keep freshmen players from transferring: 1. Convince them ...
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Did this happen today?
New plan to keep freshmen players from transferring:
1. Convince them all they will get serious playing time.
2. Hold tough practices so that half of them are too injured to play.
3. While re-habbing injured players are happy to get on the field and compete again.
4. By then the players in the rotation will either get hurt, break a team rule, etc. and then the healed players step up.
Rinse, Re-Pete, Rinse
this is horrible.. i was really excited to see this guy play.. i dont know anything about stress fractures... how long does it take to recover?
well i guess for now... go stafon!!!
ya ya..another injury
WHY DO THEY KEEP HAVING SUCH HARD PRACTICES???
RACHAL WASHINGTON HAZELTON DENNIS KEVIN THOMAS SPANOS THE LIST GOES ON AND ON...LAST YEAR WE HAD NO FB'S AS THEY WERE ALL HURT..THE YEAR BEFORE WE HAD TO PLAY THE TING TWINS IN THE NC GAME BECAUSE OF INJURIES..YET THEY JUST KEEP ON
WE BLEW THE NC LAST YEAR BECAUSE OF PRACTICE INJUURIES AND WE ARE DOING IT AGAIN
GOOD LUCK VS LSU WITH SPANOS WASHINGTON HAZELTON THOMAS PINKARD HAVILI CAMPBELL HOWELL RACHAL SANCHEZ DENNIS REED ETC. hurt
In the future, they will write about USC: "wow! what could of been! what a team..if only so many guys wouldn't of been hurt. They will never be ranked with the all time great teams."
Ditto. And in Spring and August while everyone celebrated the Title I said wait and see is out by fall and then in season end.
Cost us two titles and going on 3. PC to stubborn to change.
Wolf warned of this too in answering forum quetions awhile back.
Wanted to see all 3 frosh play this year. Tyler not USC fault and McNight might, Green could be too soon. He already was my favorite player.
Yet still Bradford, Johnson and Reed will be a quite a force each getting right enough carries vs. Idahoe