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Originally Posted by kccrow
The knees are a definite concern. The grandma booster club shit Coogs mentions I'm not too worried about in the pros.
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I'm not either crow. But that's not really the point. They basically took him out of the lineup, and the team had their best offensive showing of the season. Two other guys were rotating through that position, and put up solid numbers.
Upon returning to Fidone the next week, it was like playing 10 on 11 again. And its the missed plays more than the made plays that standout on this guys resume. He missed a huge block on a critical play in the first half when the Huskers had a chance to put the game on ice. Instead the momentum shifted and the usual Huskers snatching defeat from the jaws of victory routine was underway.
Seen it too many times over the past several years. Fidone was involved in a lot of those game changing plays.