UL — The Louisiana football team's offense took a major blow in Tuesday's 34-10 win at Texas State. Senior wide receiver Jamal Robinson will miss the rest of the season after undergoing surgery on his right foot, coach Mark Hudspeth said...
Question. If the standard is 30% of games played and JR has played 4, that is 33%. So do you think he still gets the hardship?
Hey Jamal and Torrey, best of luck to you both in your recovery and hope to see you both again as Ragin Cajuns next year!
Robinson ranks eighth all-time in Ragin' Cajuns receiving yards. The news outlet speculated the injury to be a ligament tear in the foot. UL will now seek a medical hardship waiver for the senior, potentially clearing the way for a fifth season ...
University of Louisiana senior wide receiver Jamal Robinson will miss the remainder of the season after having surgery on his right foot Wednesday, Cajuns coach Mark Hudspeth said Thursday. Robinson, from Salmen High, suffered the injury in the ...
T said pretty much what I was getting at in my previous comment..
As far as speed, Fuselier and Scott were similar in the 100m, as the length of the race got longer Scott had better numbers. Nearly 4 seconds faster in the 400m
As T mentioned, you can see just by watching the games that Gabe is more of a polished football player right now. Scott will hopefully get there in time. As it stands, I dont think you're going to move Gabe outside because he's pretty much exactly what you want out of a slot receiver. Great on the bubble and tunnel and a solid blocker, especially for his size.
Bottom line, no one player replaces Robinson. Johnson will play more but so will Fuselier, Scott, etc. Riles is coming on as one of best weapons so I'm sure we'll see a variety of looks.
There has been a lot of speculation about the redshirt. Honestly, unless there's something really mitigating that would allow an exception, Robinson's career at UL is over.
1. You have five years to play four. Robinson is in his fourth season of playing.
2. A medical redshirt, according to the rules, isn't in the cards for Robinson because he has participated in 33% of his team's games. (4 out of 12).
3. Bowl games do not count in the percentage...but even if they did, Robinson would have played in just over 30% of his team's games.
So Robinson's only hope is for an exception to be made. Now, that is handled on a case by case basis and there is no clear statement as to what qualifies as an exception. Personally I don't see anything in this case that I know of that would warrant an exception. The fact he was injured early in two of the games is irrelevant, because the NCAA clearly states once you play a single down, it counts as a game played.
As soon as HUD said "I'm confident he'll get the hardship" that spoke loudly that he wouldn't. Because that's what coaches say. I remember Jessie Evans talking about Blane Harmon in that regard. Kept saying it all the way up to the final decision.
I'm hoping against hope for an exception but I don't see one coming. We'll find out once the paperwork is filed.
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