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I wasn't the one who ranked him coming out of high school, but from your posts we can all see you are smarter than those guys. Only on CIS does the ***** eye, have a better eye than the ranking services. So syph, tell us in your evaluations based upon what you've seen this year that leads...

Syphilitic, you did say he shouldn't play. Remember your train of thought was going in the other direction, you were probably thinking about bbc, right? So why should he play? Because he's goooood, he might score a touch downnnnn, Canes might winnnnn, and his bum looks so cute in his tight...

This post is why you shouldn't suck any big black **** that pokes through a hole in a stall at a truck stop bathroom. Your brain gets infected with syphilis and start talking nonsense. Only you think the guy shouldn't play. CIS genius.

LOL Are you seriously asking why should he play? You're a fvckin cluck. A new level of cis stoopid. :roll-canes2:

Conventional wisdom says, when a player is returning from an injury and has missed extended playing time, they typically are not in game condition yet, so they are "eased" back into a full time work load. Whatever that may be with this staph. Seeing as you don't know this, since your asking...

Why what?

If Lo was ahead of the other backs on the depth chart an injury should not move him down on the chart. If healthy he should play a limited amount to see where he is at. Not hard.

Huepel won't ask him to block, he'll just ask him to score touchdowns.