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MEGA 2026 CFB SZN Thread, Nationwide; Non-Miami Specific

skyman said:
We should jump up in next couple classes as we load up on 5 stars and reach that double digit mark finally
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Apparently these don’t take into consideration portal rankings which makes the whole thing even more difficult to gauge any real value from
 
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Exclusive: Former Utah football players say they felt pressured to play through injuries

Six former Utah football players told The Salt Lake Tribune they felt pressured to play through injuries.
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Former WR for Mario at Oregon before transferring to FSU then Utah

Former Utah receiver Mycah Pittman described a similar experience after injuring his ankle in fall camp in 2024.

“My ankle got caught under the defender, and then they rushed me to the doctors because of the way it looked,” Pittman said.
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Pittman said a team doctor took an X-ray and diagnosed him with an ankle sprain.

“I didn’t get an MRI,” he said. “They took me to the team doctor, and he looked at my swelling and just told me I had a lateral sprain.

“I wanted to do my best to get back as fast as possible.”

More than a month later, when his ankle didn’t improve, Pittman said he sought an evaluation from an outside ankle specialist at his father’s urging. An MRI found a partially torn Achilles and a high ankle sprain, Pittman said.

His father, Michael Pittman, a former NFL receiver, questioned the Utah medical staff’s process.

“I don’t think they handled it the best way possible for my son to have the best outcome,” he said. “I feel that they did what they thought was better for the team’s outcome instead of my son’s long-term health.”

Another former Utah player, who played with the team from 2019-24, said he also questioned how his injuries were handled.

The Tribune granted the player anonymity because he said he feared retaliation.

The player said he repeatedly asked for an MRI for what he called a “nagging” foot injury.
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“I was telling the trainers something’s wrong, like this is not supposed to happen,” he said. “I couldn’t run. It hurt to walk and to cut. It hurts to do everything. Nothing was being done about it.”

Weeks later, he said he hurt his right knee and was told the pain stemmed from a tight iliotibial band — a thick strap of connective tissue running from the hip to the knee. An MRI eventually revealed a partially torn meniscus, the player said.
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Pelissero] Former SMU safety Ahmaad Moses is undergoing spinal fusion surgery this week after an MRI at the NFL combine revealed a herniated disk. Agent Joe DiBenedetto: "The expectation is that the recovery will be six months and Ahmaad will make a full recovery."
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skyman said:
Texas Tiredd

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He can say that but then they have to play Ohio State, @ Tennessee, Oklahoma, UF, Ole Miss, LSU, @ A&M.

How much opportunity is there really to rest/rotate? I realize that’s kind of feeding into what Sark is always *****ing about but their starters are going to have to play major minutes throughout the season.
 
The U is back to work said:
ShadowSpring said:
Who's ready for some ball tomorrow?
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Scouting FSU, UNC, and Stanford like I’m on staff
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