I would guess not since he played 3 days later. Concussion protocol takes more than 3 days to get through.Was he feeling concussion symptoms after GTown?
If the staff was worried about him, why did he play? As an RN I wonder why take the chance?During the broadcast, before the pick, they were saying the staff was worried about him after the previous game.
Still don't get the call for retaliation by some. Sanogo should hack the crap out of a guy because he failed to yell out a pick. I don't buy Creighton was 'hunting' for Hawkins either. If Hawk was iffy for the game, than Creighton is suppose to take it easy on him? Set hard picks and play the hard defense UConn usually plays. It wears on a team.
Finally, any nuerologist will tell you that you don't have to have head impact to cause a concussion. Just hope the young man is alright because he's fun to watch and has a bright future.
He could easily miss that too.Unreal. So he’s out till big east tourney. Great
In all fairness to Sanogo and out of curiosity, do we know that Sanogo didn't say anything? CU was up by 12, Sanogo was almost half court away, and their center is setting a pick 60' from the rim. Totally unexpected in that situation.
Why is the entire thread "really bad?" I think most of us agree that playing dirty, retaliating, etc. is wrong and if you read the thread you'll see that. Other than that, there has been discussion about the Hawkins-Kalbrenner play and speculation on the nature of the injury. I am wondering what makes this thread "really bad."Idk if anyone pointed it out cause this thread is really bad, but I don’t think Sanogo was close enough to call out the screen, Hawkins probably wouldn’t hear him since he’s laser focused on pressing. Just bad luck for Hawk.
If this conversation was in person I think everyone would largely on this topic since it’s translated in text it looks worse then it actually is.Why is the entire thread "really bad?" I think most of us agree that playing dirty, retaliating, etc. is wrong and if you read the thread you'll see that. Other than that, there has been discussion about the Hawkins-Kalbrenner play and speculation on the nature of the injury. I am wondering what makes this thread "really bad."