Arkansas State Wrapup

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Originally Posted by ragin50

It would be nice to see what Lunch can do, particularly since he can play and still be redshirted.

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Exactly my thoughts

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Originally Posted by Boomer

……Not getting technical, but the fibia is the smaller bone in the leg below the knee…my wife broke hers in Greece last year and the doc said it was fortunate that it was a clean break that mended nicely…..after a not so strict rehab she is back to normal……forgetting the rehab time frame, I do think he is a non player for the rest of the year……could we see a launch of Lunch???

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Clearly it isn’t a compound fracture. Additionally simple fractures come in multiple forms. Some more take longer to heal than others.

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Originally Posted by ragin50

It would be nice to see what Lunch can do, particularly since he can play and still be redshirted.

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Lunch?

Forget about that game. Wasted opportunity, no reason to dwell on it.

This game can be summed up very easily. We had a 2nd year head coach that is learning on the job surrounded by young coaches all in their current positions for the first time. They have a head coach that won so much at Cincinnati that it got him the job at Tennessee. The old guy took the young staff to school on Saturday and it was blatantly obvious. That’s a wrap folks.

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Originally Posted by RaisingCajun08

Lunch?

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Yep. Lunch is gonna eat

https://youtu.be/UP7justq0e0?si=ZB7k8C9PzY9WKpgi

Two apostrophes on one name?

WGNO calling us -Lafayette, yeehaw

Abc affiliate, hmmm...

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Originally Posted by RougaWhite&Blue

Two apostrophes on one name?

WGNO calling us -Lafayette, yeehaw

Abc affiliate, hmmm...

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That reporter probably got taken to the woodshed.

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Originally Posted by ragin50

That reporter probably got taken to the woodshed.

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By whom?
And the graphics typer/producer?

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Originally Posted by RougaWhite&Blue

Two apostrophes on one name?

WGNO calling us -Lafayette, yeehaw

Abc affiliate, hmmm...

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That would be 2 “comma to the top” in one name.