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Lightfoot Injury?

ajkreider said:
Their whole stadium is old. I haven't ****ed in a trough next to another dude since the OB.
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Place is a dump. Also I understand now why places like Clemson, Georgia, OSU can pack 90,000 plus into a stadium. It's because they have no seats! So fun sitting on bleachers all game like we are back in high school.
 
ajkreider said:
Their whole stadium is old. I haven't ****ed in a trough next to another dude since the OB.
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****ed in a trough in the Swamp back in 2024 but I didn't see any at Clemson saturday.

Although I've never waited in line anywhere in my life for a men's bathroom and my wife walked right into the women's. Always the other way around. Then it took me 30 minutes to get a beer in the 2nd quarter and missed Mensah's rushing TD.

First world problems when you compare any of these places to Hard Rock.
 
OrangeBowlMagic said:
I heard concussion too but it'd be really, really weird to diagnose a kid with a concussion, or even think he might have a concussion, and then let him put on sweats and walk back onto the field for the 2nd half. Again, nothing is impossible, but that's really weird "treatment". If you have a concussion, you're in the locker room.

But, it would make sense considering he came out with no braces, support, bandage, etc. So nothing looked physically hurt, which means it's very possibly only his head was hurt, but again if that's the case, why the **** is he on the sideline?

Either way, and please punch me in the **** if this turns out to be wrong, but a player walking out in sweats with zero noticeable injury really doesn't scream "long-term" to me. If he was on crutches, in a boot, in a sling, etc....obviously. But he was just chilling in sweats, can that really me a several week thing?

I'm leaning towards we see him for FSU.
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He came out in sweats and went to the sidelines around midfield, but a staffer immediately took him back to the locker room.
 
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