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So far he has two surgeries to show for his college career. 
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Saw that. Sucks. They should redshirt him. If they don't then I'll be reallyOriginally posted by MarkGrace View PostSo far he has two surgeries to show for his college career.
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what's the surgery for?Dio perdona tante cose per un’opera di misericordia
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Knock it off. This board has enough problems without a dose of middle-age lechery.
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They should redshirt him. I don't think he saw the field on Saturday. If he is going to miss another 6 weeks they would be really stupid not to.Originally posted by Surfah View PostSaw that. Sucks. They should redshirt him. If they don't then I'll be really."Take it to the Bank"Comment
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Definitely. He doesn't show up in the player participation report against UW.Originally posted by Hot Lunch View PostComment
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Harmon said he played special teams. And I think I remember seeing this.Originally posted by TheBYUGuy View Post"Nobody listens to Turtle."-TurtlesigpicComment
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Even if it was a couple of plays on special teams, with an injury you can still redshirt. aI believe it has to do with the amount of plays. Although it might have to be a season ending injury. Not sure on the official rules. Matt Asiata redshirted after he broke his leg vs. Oregon St. I believe Harvey did it in 06 as well. He had a couple of carries in the first game and broke his hip. Both of those were season ending injuries though.Originally posted by Surfah View Post"Take it to the Bank"Comment
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Keep in mind that Jordan Johnson is also #11, so was it really Apo or Johnson on the field?Originally posted by Surfah View Post
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Could be, but whoever keeps the official stats didn't see it.Originally posted by Surfah View Post
Could he get a medical redshirt if he doesn't play again? I know you can't play in more than 2 or 3 games, but do you have to be injured for basically the whole season to qualify?Comment
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I believe it is if you have played less than 20% of the total plays for the year, you can receive a medical redshirtOriginally posted by Hot Lunch View PostComment
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There is also a medical redshirt that may be obtained to replace a season lost to injury. A medical redshirt, called a "medical hardship" by the NCAA, can be granted by the governing body for a season lost completely or almost completely to injury. If a player plays in 20% or less or his/her team's games, then suffers a season ending injury, a medical redshirt may be granted. A medical redshirt can allow a player to gain additional eligibility beyond the standard four academic calendar years. On rare occasions, a player may be allowed to play in his or her sixth year of college if he or she suffered a serious injury which kept him or her from playing for more than one season.Comment
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But what is a "season ending injury" defined as? If we don't let him play for the rest of the year, is that a season ending injury? Who could argue, especially if our team doctor says he's not ready to play (wink wink).Originally posted by TheBYUGuy View PostAin't it like most people, I'm no different. We love to talk on things we don't know about.
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