TDA reporting he could be out 4-5 weeks.
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TDA reporting he could be out 4-5 weeks.
Even more reason to sit B-Way and play Haack.
So, how did he go from questionable but would probably play today to this??? I guess Hud was posturing so that Ole Miss would have to gameplan for him? Yeah, that worked...Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunJack55
I've also heard shin, knee and leg...
Feel bad for Jamal man SR year and all. Hopefully we get a chance to see him play again.
What's the criteria for a medical red shirt?
He would have to sit the rest of the year and be on track to graduate to even have a shot. He may have not played enough snaps to actually need a medical. He still has a redshirt to use.Quote:
Originally Posted by DannyP
True. If we get half way through conference play and he hasn't played they should consider it. Still very early, and he could be 100% next week....
UL lost to No. 14 Ole Miss on Saturday without standout wide receiver Jamal Robinson, who according to Ragin' Cajuns coach Mark Hudspeth could miss more than a month of his senior season.
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UL lost to No. 14 Ole Miss on Saturday without standout wide receiver Jamal Robinson, who according to Ragin’ Cajuns coach Mark Hudspeth could miss more than a month of his senior season.
Robinson exited the first half of UL’s loss to Louisiana Tech last Saturday night with what was described by the Ragin’ Cajuns as a “lower-leg” injury.
After Saturday’s game, Hudspeth confirmed an SEC Network report that Robinson has a knee injury.
“He will be back,” Hudspeth said following UL’s 56-15 loss. “I would say it will be anywhere between four and five weeks.”
The senior did not make the trip to Oxford, a development the Cajuns did not make public until less than an hour before gametime.
“It was a decision we made late Friday,” Hudspeth said, “and hopefully he’ll come back even better than ever.”
With Robinson out, backup Jared Johnson started as UL’s No. 1 X receiver. He finished with two catches for 13 yards on a day fellow wideout James Butler had a team-high five catches for 33 yards.
Robinson, a bona fide NFL prospect, is the No. 9 all-time receiver by yardage in UL history – a spot he claimed with the catch against Louisiana Tech with which he was injured.
Hudspeth suggested his absence was felt Satuday.
“Our No. 1 big-play guy wasn’t here,” he said. “Hopefully he’ll be back in the near future, where he can come back and make some big plays.”
Cajuns quarterback Terrance Broadway, however, did seem inclined to overplay the loss.
“We’ve got playmakers, we’ve got other receivers,” he said.
“So as an offense, as a quarterback, I’m not gonna make that an excuse,” Broadway added after a three-interception outing. “We should have played better. I should have played better.”
MOLBERT DEBUTS
After missing the first two games of the year due to muscle fatigue, UL senior linebacker Jake Molbert made his season debut Saturday.
It did not last long.
The Notre Dame High product exited in the first half with a lower-leg injury and unknown extent, and did not return.
Molbert, listed as a starter prior to the season, played as a reserve Saturday. Tyren Alexander, from Breaux Bridge High, made a third straight start instead and was credited with two tackles.
BRISCOE STARTS, WHITE RETURNS
Jacoby Briscoe started at defensive end for UL on Saturday over Marquis White, who missed the prior Saturday’s loss to Louisiana Tech with an ankle injury.
White did play, hobbled off, returned a short time later and finished with one tackle.
Briscoe, a Carencro High product and a transfer from Miami, will be make a second straight start for UL. He also finished with one tackle, his first as a Cajun.
SIDELINE REPORTER REMEMBERED
Stan Sandroni, Ole Miss’ popular sideline reporter the last 26 years, was honored with a silent microphone on the sideline Saturday.
Sandroni, who had not missed a Rebels game since 1989, passed away Wednesday after suffering a heart attack. He was 64.
HE SAID IT
Ole Miss coach Hugh Freeze: “I’m really happy we went out and took control of the game and kept control of it. There are some things we did not do particularly well today that we have to get cleaned up. Even though you may be the better football team on a given day, you still have to execute and do the things that will make you one of the top-tier teams in the country.”
LAGNIAPPE
Cajun captains Saturday were all Mississippians: center Terry Johnson and tight end Larry Pettis, both of whom played at Oxford High not far from Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, and defensive lineman Justin Hamilton and Christian Ringo. … The Cajuns have at least 16 players who call Mississippi home. Ole Miss, meanwhile, has just two Rebels from Louisiana. … UL’s payday for playing at Ole Miss? That would be $925,000, according to the Cajuns.
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Louisiana waited until 50 minutes before kickoff Saturday to announce that senior wide receiver Jamal Robinson would not play against Ole Miss. But the Ragin' Cajuns had known for a while that was going to be the case. In fact, Robinson likely won't...
We need to find ways to get Johnson the ball now that Robinson is out.
Still baffles me throwing the jumpball fade to Butler instead Johnson. The guy covering him was almost a foot shorter.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>Hudspeth said WR Jamal Robinson had surgery last Friday to repair his meniscus (knee). Said he is ahead of schedule, should be out 3-4 weeks</p>— Luke Johnson (@LukeJohnsonAdv) <a href="https://twitter.com/LukeJohnsonAdv/status/512050723886862336">September 17, 2014</a></blockquote>
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