November 30, 201213 yr :lol::lol: So, you think he allowed Stein to start over himself to Casey-at-bat this game? That's hilarious. He's clearly had a bad wheel since the 3rd quarter against UConn, and the broken wrist is also quite real. Talk about a clear example of haters gonna hate. No doubt.
November 30, 201213 yr UL kicker tweeted that he has an 8 a.m. test on Friday. And he has to take it too. The ACC is very serious about its academics. :lol:
November 30, 201213 yr Author Orange Bowl would be a trip home for a lot of Cards players. Probably more Florida State players though.
November 30, 201213 yr My wife's college roommate is a Tulane law student... C'mon Kent State! Besides, win or lose New Orleans is the better town. I had a great time at the Final Four.
November 30, 201213 yr I think Teddy is part amazing part over dramatizer... Big moments aren't big enough for him, he's his own hype machine and will never pass up an opportunity to build hype. Can't deny he's got the talent, but I don't buy him limping to the sideline then next play plant on the gimped ankle and throw a perfect pass 40 yards... Not buying it... I'm prefacing this by reminding all that I am an USF as well as a UK fan. After seeing the beating he took in the UConn game, I have no doubt Bridgewater has a bad ankle. I'm surprised he could even walk. Having broken both ankles twice, I can tell you that planting to throw and walking are 2 completely different pressures on the ankle. On top of that, Teddy definitely has a broken wrist and you could tell it was bothering him, too. Everything I've read about Bridgewater indicates the opposite of what you accuse him of. Buy what you want, but I'll give the kid the benefit of the doubt.
November 30, 201213 yr What are the odds....that your QB would get crushed last week...and break his non throwing wrist...and sprain, his non planting ankle? TEDDY LEGEND You heard it here first!
November 30, 201213 yr Well, one way or another (Louisville won, Rutgers gave it away...), We're the Big East Champs and going bowling. I'll take it!
November 30, 201213 yr I realize my opinion is not the popular one, especially among this crowd. My opinion doesn't change, I think he over plays his injures. I think he has been schooled at the leftwitch school of heroism. My belief is simple, if you're tough enough to play on it you're tough enough to not show its injured. If you can't walk without a limp how can you scramble and make great throws... No denying he's talented, but I don't buy that he just shredded Rutgers with an ankle he could hardly walk on.
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