Plancher, Genus nurse injuries
Running back Moise Plancher and center Sampson Genus both have protective ankle braces on at practice. Plancher is back this season after a knee injury and Genus is one of the top freshmen.
 |
|
« Garrison admitted, can join team Friday | Main | Is breakout game enough for Hall? »
August 30, 2007
Comments
About This Blog
 Times sportswriter Greg Auman, who covers USF, will post news and thoughts on the Bulletin and we invite your participation in the comments area.
E-mail Greg Auman: |
Subscribe to this Blog
Advertisement
Recent Comments
- G.A. on Leavitt Verbatim: FSWA comments, finally ...
- JR on Leavitt Verbatim: FSWA comments, finally ...
- USFMikeB on Bowden on playing USF: 'That could happen'
- B^S on Leavitt Verbatim: FSWA comments, finally ...
- Ari Hinkelberger on Bowden on playing USF: 'That could happen'
- TJ on Bowden on playing USF: 'That could happen'
- Ari Hinkelberger on Bowden on playing USF: 'That could happen'
- Ari Hinkelberger on Bowden on playing USF: 'That could happen'
- Brendan on Bowden on playing USF: 'That could happen'
- G.A. on Bowden on playing USF: 'That could happen'
i pray for the well-being of these student-athletes. they deserve a coach who can conduct a safe practice. such a shame.
Posted by: cee | August 30, 2007 at 05:01 PM
Greg,
Have you heard of the game plan for using these running backs for Saturday? Are they each going to have a quarter or a certain number of series to perform? Go Bulls!
Posted by: Ted | August 30, 2007 at 05:09 PM
I guess they can just watch film all day long and have a walk-through 10 minutes before gameday. Injuries are a fact of life, a by-product of a physical practice, which makes the team better. If no-touch practices were better, then more than 0 coaches would use them.
Posted by: Dave | August 30, 2007 at 06:02 PM
cee must be slipping, it took him/her nearly 40 minutes to post his/her usual crap!
Posted by: gdp | August 30, 2007 at 07:38 PM
cee, you should start a federsl investigation of all college programs regarding injuries. Look at all the injuries to Texas and USC, Auburn, etc, all the programs. Many are actually serious injuries. Imagine that, there are twisted ankles, bruises and bumps when 200 to 300 pound kids are banging into each other at full speed. Dude, get over it already. It is part of the sport.
Posted by: Mark S | August 31, 2007 at 06:54 AM
Hopefully these are only minor sprains. I would love to see what Plancher can do on the field.
Leavitt is doing a great job, keep up the good work Jim. In only 10 years of football we have been promoted to a BCS conference and have a bowl win under our belt. Recruiting is getting better and this year we may bust it loose.
But then again I'm only a casual fan. lol
Posted by: Bill | August 31, 2007 at 09:35 AM