D-rock
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Usually its not the players call. Its the medical staffs call. Coaches may have some input as to whether they want him to try to play with it or not. Playing one handed is almost impossible for a DE. I wonder how many who are screaming "tape it up and play" blew a horn in the band?
You are a tool and an idiot. I broke my thumb last year and had to have surgery to reattach the ligament to the bone. If he had surgery it means there are some ligament issues. The pain isn't the problem. It's the rehabilitation it takes to get your thumb working again. He will be at 80% in 4 weeks and 95% in 6 (only 95% because it will never be 100% again).
Hang in there Jacques!
Hasn't Smith pretty much been a bust? Looks like a player but isn't--doesn't seem to have any instincts--slow getting to the ball. Maybe this is a chance to find somebody else who can play.
Hasn't Smith pretty much been a bust? Looks like a player but isn't--doesn't seem to have any instincts--slow getting to the ball. Maybe this is a chance to find somebody else who can play.
Sadly this is true...he gets engulfed by the OL and rarely disengages. 4.5 sacks in three years. I'm hoping for the best for him though. He seems like a great kid and is all VOL!
Jacques is a great kid who works hard and has a great attitude. Unfortunately he's a "tweener" when it comes to his size and skill set. He's listed at 6'2 (which mean's he's probably closer to 6'0 or 6'1) 245lbs and unfortunately in this day and age, that's pretty small to be playing DE in the SEC. He doesn't have the wing span or the quickness to get around the big OT's in the SEC. He also doesn't possess the speed and perhaps the instincts to play OLB. It's unfortunate because he's a great kid and has a lot of heart but in hindsight he would've been a better fit for the Big East or perhaps an FCS school.