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Nieco Tiepel out with Broken foot? (Rumor or Fact?)

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Rumor has it that Nieco Tiepel out with Broken foot

Good thing they have a bye week

If it's a broken foot, will he not need more than a bye week?

If it's a broken foot, will he not need more than a bye week?

 

I guess so. I was just looking on the bright side.

They have a bye this week, then NCC to end the regular season. Pride aside, that final game is not important to either team. Even if it is broken, he could sit the first two playoff weeks without jeopardizing anything and that gives four full weeks of rest. Hopefully he will be back to full strength by Regional Finals and then on to state.

Rumor has it that Nieco Tiepel out with Broken foot

 

Rumor has it wrong it is just sore and he had xrays and they came back negative. He will be ready for NCC bank on it.

I have heard from multiple sources that would be considered credible by the Beechwood believers....that his foot is indeed broken!

 

If he plays against NCC....what kind of medicine does the Beechwood staff and trainers use:sssh:

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Originally Posted by Btown86

I seen him limping in the second quarter just thought Bellevue was wearing him down.

 

Original response by Crush 56--"He has had back and ankle problems all year, hard to say what this was, I do know there were several first team players that were out, or playing with some kind of flu like illness."

 

He did ride the cart off the field after the Bellevue game. So, apparently it was hurting him enough.

 

Bad back, ankles and now a possible broken foot. This is the kind of information that may start to turn colleges away.

I have heard from multiple sources that would be considered credible by the Beechwood believers....that his foot is indeed broken!

 

If he plays against NCC....what kind of medicine does the Beechwood staff and trainers use:sssh:

 

Take it from his father it is not broken

I have heard from multiple sources that would be considered credible by the Beechwood believers....that his foot is indeed broken!

 

If he plays against NCC....what kind of medicine does the Beechwood staff and trainers use:sssh:

 

Beechwood has an excellant medical staff and trainers and I'm positive he is getting the best care possible and they will do what is right for him.

Take it from his father it is not broken

 

Glad to hear it. Hopefully his recovery will be as speedy as HE is! :thumb:

I have heard from multiple sources that would be considered credible by the Beechwood believers....that his foot is indeed broken!

 

If he plays against NCC....what kind of medicine does the Beechwood staff and trainers use:sssh:

 

Nieco was sitting in my house Saturday I think I would have noticed a broken foot, as far as your credible sources goes, I would tend to believe his father over the Bellevue rumor mill. My credible sources tells me the Beechwood staff uses a mixture of eye of newt, powdered bat wings, and a spell cast by a famous vodoo high priestess. What ever the problem was with Nieco Friday night and I stress the word WAS it didnt seem to be to serious seeing his stats, and that he played the game till taken out with many of the starters. It is Niecos, his parents and coaches to deal with, not your bad sources.

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