Arizona Postgame Thread

[OscarBerkshire]

Absolutely dominant performance. We kicked their ass from start to finish.

Patton, Williams, and Neal definitely are the defensive MVPs.

Sowell and honestly the offensive line are the MVPs on the offense. Rocco had a great game as well except for that last interception.

S&C needs to be seriously evaluated in the offseason. This amount of injuries is insane.

 

[Peter]

Everyone hurt. Season over lol. Good win tho.

 

[CyGuy5]

Really a good win but my gosh it feels extremely hollow with all of the injuries. No idea why you even put Orange back out there after he was already dinged up, and no idea why Jamo is playing in garbage time. It’s the same as playing Bacon on punt team last year

Sowell looked awesome. Was totally ready to give up on the guy but he had a game

 

[cyclo120]

Great game plan and execution. Glad I kept and kept buying Sowell stock. Injuries obviously a huge concern, but on to Cincinnati.

 

[Klubber]

Absolutely dominant performance. We kicked their ass from start to finish.

Patton, Williams, and Neal definitely are the defensive MVPs.

Sowell and honestly the offensive line are the MVPs on the offense. Rocco had a great game as well except for that last interception.

S&C needs to be seriously evaluated in the offseason. This amount of injuries is insane.

The injuries aren't because of poor conditioning. A guy hurting his shoulder on a tackle or a player getting his leg rolled up by a teammate aren't conditioning related injuries.

Look around college football. Injuries are unfortunately part of the game. Syracuse lost their starting QB last week for the year on a non-contact achilles tear. And in one of their biggest wins in recent memory.

OU just lost their QB for at least a month with a broken hand. And they were decimated with injuries last season too. Injuries suck, and every team deals with them.

 

[Cyhig]

Orange injury scares me the most. The way he was trying to rotate his arm when he came off the field, followed by seeing him cry makes me think he was told of a broken collarbone

Hope I’m wrong. And I’ve been wrong many times. But that’s my fear

 

[Aclone]

S&C needs to be seriously evaluated in the offseason. This amount of injuries is insane.

S&C? You’re making 2+2=1,482

 

[cyatheart]

Orange has his helmet on the sideline after that last pick, let’s wait and see

 

[FerShizzle]

Orange injury scares me the most. The way he was trying to rotate his arm when he came off the field, followed by seeing him cry makes me think he was told of a broken collarbone

Hope I’m wrong. And I’ve been wrong many times. But that’s my fear

I was worrying about a torn bicep.

 

[iowastatefan1929]

Orange is banged up but fine is the rumour.

 

[UNIGuy4Cy]

When Orange got hurt he threw his helmet on the ground on went immediately to the tent, it didn’t look great.

 

[acoustimac]

My only “big” complaint is the team again giving up a touchdown right before the end of the half. That’s a bad trend with Campbell's teams

 

[iowastatefan1929]

 

[OscarBerkshire]

The injuries aren't because of poor conditioning. A guy hurting his shoulder on a tackle or a player getting his leg rolled up by a teammate aren't conditioning related injuries.

Look around college football. Injuries are unfortunately part of the game. Syracuse lost their starting QB last week for the year on a non-contact achilles tear. And in one of their biggest wins in recent memory.

OU just lost their QB for at least a month with a broken hand. And they were decimated with injuries last season too. Injuries suck, and every team deals with them.

Williams isn’t really the one I was talking about. But cooper, Cummings-Coleman, ta’shawn James, and dom orange all getting injured in one game? And not off of weird stuff like Williams but off routine things. Last year was also horrible for injuries obviously, one of the worst in my lifetime. This is a pattern under this S&C regime. Not calling for heads just saying there is a way to reduce the likelihood of this happening with improved S&C.

 

[cstrunk]

The injuries are concerning and I hope not too bad. But I was still encouraged by our depth. I didn't notice much of a drop off in talent.

 

[Clonefan94]

Orange injury scares me the most. The way he was trying to rotate his arm when he came off the field, followed by seeing him cry makes me think he was told of a broken collarbone

Hope I’m wrong. And I’ve been wrong many times. But that’s my fear

I’m not saying what he has isn’t bad, but it isn’t a broken collar bone.

 

[iowastatefan1929]

Williams isn’t really the one I was talking about. But cooper, Cummings-Coleman, ta’shawn James, and dom orange all getting injured in one game? And not off of weird stuff like Williams but off routine things. Last year was also horrible for injuries obviously, one of the worst in my lifetime. This is a pattern under this S&C regime. Not calling for heads just saying there is a way to reduce the likelihood of this happening with improved S&C.

James came back in. Coleman probably out.

 

[Cyhig]

I’m not saying what he has isn’t bad, but it isn’t a broken collar bone.

What is it?

 

[harimad]

Great games elsewhere tonight. Oregon just sealed with an interception in 2OT and Alabama has come full circle and just iced their game in Athens. Time to focus on BYU-Colorado now ig.

 

[CycloneSpinning]

Orange injury scares me the most. The way he was trying to rotate his arm when he came off the field, followed by seeing him cry makes me think he was told of a broken collarbone

Hope I’m wrong. And I’ve been wrong many times. But that’s my fear

Don’t think there is any way he has a broken collarbone noting he was still in pads and riding the bike after he came out. Could still be something serious I suppose, but I’m optimistic.