From what I saw he came back in and was fine. But I stopped watching once our game came on

He came back in, but obv. did not have full mobility. Looked the same on the quick hitters they throw so often, but not so good when he tried to drop back.

After seeing some of both the UR and W&M games, I'm more optimistic than I was about the upcoming game. It's great to see BO back. He made a difference in the offense today. Carpenter looks as if he is back up to speed.

Go Tribe beat the Spiders!

Great job by O line !

The two offensive line injuries, should they prove as serious as they appeared on tv, could really hurt us against Richmond.

For a half our offensive line was sensational...television announcer really showed those guys overpowering the defensive line for Abdul-Saboor.

The silver lining about this season's O Line injuries is that there are fully NINE returning players who will have MAJOR playing experience for next season. I have been truly impressed how those backups, thrust in to duty, have done, especially on run blocking (obviously, pass protection takes a little longer to master). That is a comforting thought for 2015.

Good job.

Indeed. Though the pass blocking has not been great this year, next year there should be a very, very strong OL group.

(11-16-2014 09:34 AM)TribeNomad Wrote:  Indeed. Though the pass blocking has not been great this year, next year there should be a very, very strong OL group.

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I read somewhere that the ENTIRE O-Line W&M started the season with has been replaced with backups because of injuries - the experience these kids get now might bode well for 2015, BUT it might not bode well for the U of R game.

Carpenter named the CAA Special Team Player of the Week.