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Hawkins injury update?
No way against DePaul.My completely non-medical with no actual information on his health assessment puts him at 0% chance of playing against DePaul and wouldn't be surprised if he sits out the BET too.
Twice in a four day period he's had his bell rung hard enough to be wobbly.
Yeah. Let him get rest for the BET and NCAAT.No way against DePaul.
I am just nervous that he is done for the year.
Way too many concussion type things we have seen the last few years that have really dragged out.
Just hoping not a long term issue for The Hawk.
Depending on severity it could take longer than that to get through protocol. Twice in 4 days makes me a little nervous about when he will be able to return. It is symptoms based as activity is added back in gradually.Yeah. Let him get rest for the BET and NCAAT.
It would only be a week between creighton and BET. Would it really be worth the risk to throw him out there for that?Yeah. Let him get rest for the BET and NCAAT.
What in the world are you talking about. He set a solid screen. More than legal and he never moved his body to change the angle to make the contact worse. It’s not Creighton’s fault that Hawkins had no court awareness and none of his teammates helped him
Kinda like the old Jake Voskul screens - legal but dangerousBut that’s the point — they didn’t do anything to put Hawkins in risk of a concussion. They set a pick. As each team did scores of time during the game. We could attempt “revenge” by setting screens right and left, and the odds we’d hurt anyone with a legal screen are incredibly low.
He ran into Kalkbrenner on a screen and came out of the game. He will be evaluated for concussion symptoms this week.Hawkins injury update?
I think Gilbert got injured on a couple screens, but more shoulder than concussion.Did we have a player in recent years who had similar concussion issues off screens. I swear we did but can’t recall who the hell it was.
I think it was more the second part than the first.. It’s not Creighton’s fault that Hawkins had no court awareness and none of his teammates helped him
Should get a CAT scan, dangerous stuff here.
Did we have a player in recent years who had similar concussion issues off screens. I swear we did but can’t recall who the hell it was.
Head stuff is no joke. PCS sometimes doesn’t go away or takes a long time. Guys I played youth and high school football with are struggling neurologically now later in life. Something that we should take extreme precaution with given this is 2 games in a row now.My completely non-medical with no actual information on his health assessment puts him at 0% chance of playing against DePaul and wouldn't be surprised if he sits out the BET too.
Twice in a four day period he's had his bell rung hard enough to be wobbly.
' Something that we should takeHead stuff is no joke. PCS sometimes doesn’t go away or takes a long time. Guys I played youth and high school football with are struggling neurologically now later in life. Something that we should take extreme precaution with given this is 2 games in a row now.
The play was nothing out of the ordinary. Their big set a screen as they were bringing the ball upcourt and Hawkins ran right into his chest. The collision wasn't even all that hard. Hawkins looked very wobbly afterwards. Probably the result of that play in conjunction with what took place in the Nova game.I am embarrassed to admit that I fell asleep in the recliner before Hawk got injured and didn‘t wake up until there were like three minutes left in the game (hey, I was up early and had a long day!).
In any event, I have not seen the collision or any of the aftermath. If anyone is aware of any video I would appreciate it. Thanks.
Yeah, that's what scares me. The collision didn't look severe to me whatsoever. If his brain can't handle that impact, that's not a good sign for the future.The play was nothing out of the ordinary. Their big set a screen as they were bringing the ball upcourt and Hawkins ran right into his chest. The collision wasn't even all that hard. Hawkins looked very wobbly afterwards. Probably the result of that play in conjunction with what took place in the Nova game.
Hawkins, unfortunately, is one of the least physically-ready players we've had in a while.
Last night's play wasn't his fault, but he really struggles with the physicality of the game, a number of "men vs. boys" moments this year with him on the wrong end.