I concede that “running at will” was euphemism embellished. My point was #4 seems to be taking care of business so they don’t need to run #44.
I'd probably look at the rushing yards of both teams before I debate semantics. WP clearly had more offensive production. But like I said, there's 3Q and 3:41 left to play on Monday.
Where did I say WP scored every possession? Isn't that embellishing my OP? WP 73 yards offense, RHS -5 in 9:15 minutes of play. Put whatever adjective you want to that. 39 minutes left to play on Monday.
-5 on the RHS' 1st drive (3 plays) and -1 on their next drive (3 plays). Just added some context to my own stats.
I think someone earlier in this thread said that he had his hamstring wrapped up pretty tight. Kid runs like a bull in a china shop, so if he's winged, Lord help the rest of the teams he squares up on this year.
He tore his hamstring and was out for 2.5 weeks prior to the RHS game. He missed the first game vs Rapp Co. He was cleared that Thursday to play @ RHS on Friday. Friday night's lightning delay gave him two more days to rest it. Yes he played wearing a hamstring brace Friday and Monday. No, he's not 100%, but looks like he's getting there.
Tore, torn, tear, teared, tearded. Whatever tense you want to use. Diagnosed by MD and PT, not by Facebook.
There is no way he tore his hamstring and played in two weeks come on man it's ok to hype your boys up but this is a bit to much people pull hamstrings and miss more than two weeks and if he had surgery it's gonna take two weeks just for the incision to heal let along the muscle I hope they don't ruin this young man career trying to make it to the playoffs with zero chance to win a state title they won't make it out of the region. I don't usually bash nobody but this is crazy rushing this guy back so soon.
Based on your comment about an "incision" healing, I think you are confusing a Grade 3 or 4 tear with a Grade 1 or 2 tear. He did not require surgery. He was diagnosed with a Grade 1 or 2 tear, did PT 3 x a week, and passed all strength and flexibility tests in order to be cleared. The HC went to the trouble of trailering a stationary bike to RHS, not once but twice, so he could ride 15 minutes prior to the game and during halftime to warm up his hamstrings, which was the stipulation the MD made to release him to play. The HC did ease him in. He did not start on Offense and he had limited carries in 2 quarters of play. All doctor orders were followed to a T. How did he heal so quick? God's Grace. And God's favor is what got him a 47 yard TD on his very first cary of the season after that injury. No other way to explain it. But thank you for your concern. I think your heart is in the right place.
West Point let it slip away too they had key turnovers on drives that we’re looking promising they had two fumbles that stalled out drives
