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- broncobob - 06-20-2005 12:05 PM
<a href='http://boisestate.scout.com/2/388916.html' target='_blank'>http://boisestate.scout.com/2/388916.html</a>
Interesting Developement!
- gaard - 06-20-2005 12:24 PM
I think there is a very good chance that his playing days are over. Two surgeries and his should was re-injured? It sounds like the initial damage was more serious than thought. I wish him well.
- clpack - 06-20-2005 01:06 PM
gaard Wrote:I think there is a very good chance that his playing days are over. Two surgeries and his should was re-injured? It sounds like the initial damage was more serious than thought. I wish him well.Time will tell, but leading the Wolf Pack to victory over the Broncos would be storybook stuff!!!
I applaud him for having his academic ducks in a row. Too many players lose sight of the fact that very few are able to make it to the pros, whether due to injury, attrition, or whatever. This is just one example of the many benefits of Nevada's Millenium Scholarship program.
- broncobob - 06-20-2005 01:58 PM
clpack Wrote:Kyle did mention in the BroncoCountry article about walking on somewhere someday.gaard Wrote:I think there is a very good chance that his playing days are over. Two surgeries and his should was re-injured? It sounds like the initial damage was more serious than thought. I wish him well.Time will tell, but leading the Wolf Pack to victory over the Broncos would be storybook stuff!!!
I applaud him for having his academic ducks in a row. Too many players lose sight of the fact that very few are able to make it to the pros, whether due to injury, attrition, or whatever. This is just one example of the many benefits of Nevada's Millenium Scholarship program.
- OldBronco - 06-20-2005 06:01 PM
It's possible that Kyle could in time become a baseball player for the Wolf Pack too ! I'm just glad to see him figure out that sports is the toy dept. in real life for most athletes and that he's looking toward a career in dentistry after school's done.