I can understand that if we were playing in a bigger bowl, but how does him playing benefit UK? Our focus should 100% be on next year and he won’t be here. Same thing with other positions. Let the seniors see a little action but throw the other guys in that haven't gotten much run this year to see what they got. Again, a Libert Bowl victory just isn’t important at this point.
Trying to convince me something is right by saying LeBron does it is a bad idea. Tragic really.
He played yesterday. He can play a month from now. I work in accounting. I can tell you exactly what my boss will say if I request close week off. It wouldn't happen and if I even want a single day off it better be good. It's part of having a job.
You ever get hand cramps jotting down all them numbers? Kudos to you for working through it.
How about because he is part of a team and not playing would mean he quit on his teammates
Terrible take. What, players just show up for games? Idiotic take
Oh please 🙄 Get out of here with that rah rah shit! It isn't 1952. The guy has millions of dollars on the line and has a business Decision to make.
Will, has played through 3 different enjuries. He popped his dislocated finger back into place during a game and finished the game. When asked about his injured shoulder he said "its not my throwing shoulder so who cares. I don't think anyone should be questioning his dedication if he he skips a low level bowl game. I want to get that 8th win for optics. It just looks better for recruiting. I also want the backups to get playing time, since Will won't be here next year.
The two concepts aren’t mutually exclusive. I want my football team to win every game it plays. My goal can be 10 wins, but it doesn’t mean I should just stop being a fan because the goal is unattainable now.
I guess Kaiya better sit too because if he plays and gets hurt, our 2023 season may be in jeopardy. Oh no!
Umm Kaiya doesn't and never will have millions of dollars on the line. And he'll be a sophomore and not a senior, goober. Are you really this dumb?
Who’s the last player that was projected to be a first round draft pick but got hurt in a bowl game ?
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Exactly, exactly right! When a player gets a scholarship, I assume that the coach is then in charge of games you play and games you don't. As far as worried about injuries prior to the NFL, that can be said for every game you play. Is there some magical formula that says if you make it close to the end of the year without injury, you get to choose which game or games you don't want to participate in, to cut down your injury chances? What if a player decided not to play in the last 2 or 3 games?
