RedStickHusky
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I thought they only play flag in Mass...Or due to their state medical coverage - the plan in MASS was the basis and outline for Obama Care...
I thought they only play flag in Mass...Or due to their state medical coverage - the plan in MASS was the basis and outline for Obama Care...
Do we have the toughest medical department in the country?? WTF...http://umass. /Article/Rodrick-Happy-to-be-Back-Home-34456463
"Basically they told me they were going to medically (disqualify) me, and pretty much that I should go home," he said. "They didn't say it so bluntly, but that's basically how it happened."
Do we have the toughest medical department in the country?? WTF...
It wasn't so serious that he didn't qualify at UMass, is the point. For Tom... It's a crappy situation. He probably felt jerked around and mistreated. Unfortunately that happens from time to times. Just wish him well at UMass and on to the next...I have no problem disqualifying a player with a serious medical injury.
Close enough. Looks like Umass.
I have no problem disqualifying a player with a serious medical injury.
Who said it's serious? More and more it sounds like Diaco is using a tactic commonly used by coaches to free up scholarships, claiming they don't qualify medically. Rodrick was not one of his recruits, do the math.
Who said it's serious? More and more it sounds like Diaco is using a tactic commonly used by coaches to free up scholarships, claiming they don't qualify medically. Rodrick was not one of his recruits, do the math.
You guys probably laugh at this but back when he first posted his twitter my son copied and pasted them in an email so I could read them. And yes, it appears there was an injury of some sort. But it also appears to be a discrepancy about the seriousness of it and that's why I was referring to this being a tactic coaches use to get rid of a player/free up a scholarship.