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[greasewood]

I don't know how to pull a quote other than this way:

mtgrizrule wrote: ↑Sun Nov 05, 2017 9:20 pm
I cannot remember which team it was, but they had 2 qb's in at the same time often. It was in some game I was watching on tv. I remember the commentators saying how successful the team was with trick plays because of their versatility and athleticism. I hope I can remember which team it was.

You may be thinking of the 2009 Villanova team that beat us in the championship game. "Junior Matt Szczur was voted championship game MVP and was selected as a 1st team All-American at two positions- offense and special teams. Junior Chris Whitney was the QB."

 

[G-BEARS]

I would say it's HIGHLY likely Jensen doesn't play. Very well could be a season-ending concussion.

Well, f***.

To be clear, I'm not saying I have something concrete on it. Just discussions I had with people who do over the weekend, lead me to believe there's a real possibility we don't see Gresch play the rest of this season. And while that may not come to fruition, I would be SHOCKED if he plays against Northern Colorado. But who knows, he may wake up tomorrow and be 100 percent and easily pass protocol this week.

Yaaa...I think this fruit off the "dont really know shit about the situation" tree

The same guy was trying to spread bad information after the Strong incident, I'd take anything he says with a grain of salt.

 

[Brock Landers]

I would say it's HIGHLY likely Jensen doesn't play. Very well could be a season-ending concussion.

Well, f***.

To be clear, I'm not saying I have something concrete on it. Just discussions I had with people who do over the weekend, lead me to believe there's a real possibility we don't see Gresch play the rest of this season. And while that may not come to fruition, I would be SHOCKED if he plays against Northern Colorado. But who knows, he may wake up tomorrow and be 100 percent and easily pass protocol this week.

How does a player go from a) thinking he passed protocol, dressing out and warming up for the NAU game to b) unable to pass protocol at all and now possibly out for the season?

Because eGriz

 

[66volvo]

Athletes are students, after all, and shouldn't these "protocols" include detailed conversations about the player's performance in the classrooms? Certainly a professor, adviser or counselor should be able to determine if the student/athlete is functioning at a normal level!

 

[SaskGriz]

Athletes are students, after all, and shouldn't these "protocols" include detailed conversations about the player's performance in the classrooms? Certainly a professor, adviser or counselor should be able to determine if the student/athlete is functioning at a normal level!

Unless the athlete plays basketball for North Carolina in which case he may never have met a professor.

 

[George Ferguson]

Well, f***.

To be clear, I'm not saying I have something concrete on it. Just discussions I had with people who do over the weekend, lead me to believe there's a real possibility we don't see Gresch play the rest of this season. And while that may not come to fruition, I would be SHOCKED if he plays against Northern Colorado. But who knows, he may wake up tomorrow and be 100 percent and easily pass protocol this week.

How does a player go from a) thinking he passed protocol, dressing out and warming up for the NAU game to b) unable to pass protocol at all and now possibly out for the season?

Because eGriz

No because he suffered a serious concussion, and these days they won't risk it. I know, I know, back in the good old days, if the doc held up two fingers and the quarterback guessed any number at all, he was good to go back in the game, but this isn't those days anymore. And all that has been reported is Gresch felt he had passed, but the doctors and Stitt didn't agree. As said earlier, Stitt admitted Gresch was never going to play last week. Bottom line, they won't take a single chance with Gresch' health, even if it costs the Griz the playoffs. THAT is a fact.

 

[MTGRZ]

To be clear, I'm not saying I have something concrete on it. Just discussions I had with people who do over the weekend, lead me to believe there's a real possibility we don't see Gresch play the rest of this season. And while that may not come to fruition, I would be SHOCKED if he plays against Northern Colorado. But who knows, he may wake up tomorrow and be 100 percent and easily pass protocol this week.

How does a player go from a) thinking he passed protocol, dressing out and warming up for the NAU game to b) unable to pass protocol at all and now possibly out for the season?

Because eGriz

No because he suffered a serious concussion, and these days they won't risk it. I know, I know, back in the good old days, if the doc held up two fingers and the quarterback guessed any number at all, he was good to go back in the game, but this isn't those days anymore. And all that has been reported is Gresch felt he had passed, but the doctors and Stitt didn't agree. As said earlier, Stitt admitted Gresch was never going to play last week. Bottom line, they won't take a single chance with Gresch' health, even if it costs the Griz the playoffs. THAT is a fact.

Yes, but nobody was disputing that fact. You made a very strong statement that led readers to believe he won't be playing. You made it sound like perhaps you had some intel on the situation. Seems like you are backpedaling from your strong statement?

 

[Ursus1]

If Calhoun is out....will Favors play? Something just not right there....Lee was not getting relieved so a tired Lee seemed better option than a fresh backup. I realize not entire game so he wasn't getting gassed, but seems a pretty major drop off in Stitt's eyes after Lee in depth or someone would have been given some reps. Maybe???? They knew read option was to play and hadn't prepped anyone that week besides Calhoun and Lee. Regardless if Calhoun is really hurt and done, or could easily reaggrevate it they depth is a concern it seems.

 

[Fahque]

I hear there is some question whether Jensen goes this week.

I would say it's HIGHLY likely Jensen doesn't play. Very well could be a season-ending concussion.

I HIGHLY question this post.

 

[Fahque]

To be clear, I'm not saying I have something concrete on it. Just discussions I had with people who do over the weekend, lead me to believe there's a real possibility we don't see Gresch play the rest of this season. And while that may not come to fruition, I would be SHOCKED if he plays against Northern Colorado. But who knows, he may wake up tomorrow and be 100 percent and easily pass protocol this week.

How does a player go from a) thinking he passed protocol, dressing out and warming up for the NAU game to b) unable to pass protocol at all and now possibly out for the season?

Because eGriz

No because he suffered a serious concussion, and these days they won't risk it. I know, I know, back in the good old days, if the doc held up two fingers and the quarterback guessed any number at all, he was good to go back in the game, but this isn't those days anymore. And all that has been reported is Gresch felt he had passed, but the doctors and Stitt didn't agree. As said earlier, Stitt admitted Gresch was never going to play last week. Bottom line, they won't take a single chance with Gresch' health, even if it costs the Griz the playoffs. THAT is a fact.

Stitt said that he was never going to play against NAU because he wouldn’t have had any practices that week