Why didn't Kash Daniel play against Pikeville?

[theguru]

I'm just giving you the stories floating around.

 

I was just knocking one of the stories down.

[BigVMan23]

If, as reported above he was cleared to play BUT still had a noticeable limp with a knowingly sprained MCL...if I'm dad I probably don't let him play.

[JC Alumni 76]

If #3 is false then #1 seems unrealistic... if your son is fully cleared then there should not be reason to be overly cautious about his future

 

Why chance it? I seen him Wednesday and he had a noticeable limp. He may have been "released", but he was most definitely not okay. If it were my son or myself, I'm setting. With the future this kid has it would be a shame for him to play and God forbid make it worse or possibly tear something. He is enrolling at UK in the spring semester and I'm sure wants to be as healthy as he can be so he can get started on his next journey.

[FLYGUY]

If he was cleared and he did not play, long after the light fades in his career, he will always wonder what his hand could look like with a KHSAA ring on it. Shame for him if true.

[Wireman]

I'm not buying it. He surely would have played if medically cleared to do so.

[Watusi]

I saw the WYMT broadcast that aired on the 6:20 sports. At that time they reported that Daniels had been cleared to play. They had to get that information from someone at PHS.

 

I also have have heard the Daniels' mother had said he was cleared to play and she learned otherwise right before game time that he wasn't.

 

Is is it safe to say that the coaching staff, local media, and Daniels' mother all expected him to play right up until just prior to the game?

 

And if so, then who made the call not to let him play?

[BigMelon63]

It really doesn't matter now. It is water under the bridge. The decision was made and now the aftermath of that decision will take its coarse. Terrible way to end a fine career. The action of not playing in that game may cost him the Mr. Football title.

[Wireman]

I'm just going to refrain from posting in this thread.

[plantmanky]

UK sent 2 members of their medical staff to the game. Told Kash he was not going to play in the game under any circumstances if he wanted to play at UK next year.

[Clyde]

UK sent 2 members of their medical staff to the game. Told Kash he was not going to play in the game under any circumstances if he wanted to play at UK next year.

 

Source?

[BlueJacket54]

I was at the Paris game and they put a brace on his left leg midway through the second quarter

[Clyde]

UK sent 2 members of their medical staff to the game. Told Kash he was not going to play in the game under any circumstances if he wanted to play at UK next year.

 

Hasn't Kash already signed his LOI? UK can't "cut" him.

[ATLCat]

UK sent 2 members of their medical staff to the game. Told Kash he was not going to play in the game under any circumstances if he wanted to play at UK next year.

 

[theguru]

UK sent 2 members of their medical staff to the game. Told Kash he was not going to play in the game under any circumstances if he wanted to play at UK next year.

 

Please tell me you are not gullible enough to believe that...

[Morpheus]

I have been told in no uncertain terms by more than one credible source that #3 is wrong. In the words of one source: "(Kash) was fully released to participate"

 

are we talkin booby miles from Friday night lights "cleared to play"?