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Highlands' star RB Josh Conner hurt -broken fibula-

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What's the big deal, it takes 11 boy's to define a team' not one.

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whats the big deal, it takes 11 boy's to define a team' not one.

 

The big deal is he isn't just your average RB. Now we never said Highlands is done without him, because they most certainly are not, but we're talking about a Mr. Football canidate, and also the biggest leader of a team to try and attempt 30 straight and back-to-back state championships. Good luck to Highland and would be pretty amazing to see it. Hope the recovery goes fast... :thumb:

whats the big deal, it takes 11 boy's to define a team' not one.

 

It's a big deal when this happens to any player. In this case it hits home because he is not only a candidate for Mr. Ky. Football but it's his senior year and this kid wants to play at the next level. Josh will be back this year whenever the doctors release him, it's just dissapointing for him to have this happen at this time.

I understand about the team concept but it is a big deal and yes Highlands will be Highlands with or without one player. This player is special and we are looking forward to his return!!!

My son broke his fibula last year at the end of September and with healing and therapy was not cleared until the end of January. Four week seems very hard to believe.

 

I agree, couldn't see him back before week 9 at best.

What's the big deal, it takes 11 boy's to define a team' not one.
Surely you would agree, any student-athlete breaking a bone, is a big deal and can empathize with them.
What's the big deal, it takes 11 boy's to define a team' not one.

 

Would you have felt the same way if let's say Brian Brohm had broken his throwing arm his senior year?

What's the big deal, it takes 11 boy's to define a team' not one.
Can't believe in your first post you would say something like that. Truth is ,he probably won't win MR FOOTBALL and that is a big deal
It's a big deal when this happens to any player. In this case it hits home because he is not only a candidate for Mr. Ky. Football but it's his senior year and this kid wants to play at the next level. Josh will be back this year whenever the doctors release him, it's just dissapointing for him to have this happen at this time.

I understand about the team concept but it is a big deal and yes Highlands will be Highlands with or without one player. This player is special and we are looking forward to his return!!!

 

:thumb:

What's the big deal, it takes 11 boy's to define a team' not one.

 

That isn't fair.:sssh:

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