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[STOMP]

Not if it costs the team too much of the offense they run. If he isn't mobile enough to run which would be what a hamstring injury would imply then you cannot run all of your plays and you risk further injury to that player.
Doesn't matter what sport you are playing. You don't play on a bad hamstring. We are not talking about a minor issue. Dinged up happens yes. I'm fully aware of what playing injured is. I did it for years.

I too am fully aware of what playing through injury is and battled tight hammies quite a bit. Experience has taught me sprinting in cold wet conditions isn't the best idea and that stretching and warming them up can help a lot. I'm sure if this was really an issue or that if it was felt Dante's inability to sprint 80 yards was costing the team too much, they'd sit him. Instead he's playing and they're still calling on him for designed runs each game. That they aren't sitting him and you're insisting to now multiple posters that you know best is pretty silly

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[Natebishop3]

Football should implement some kind of damn shot clock.

If the play clock hits double zeros there should be a loud ass horn. Giving a team extra time after the clock hits zero is ridiculous. Can you imagine if the NBA did that?

 

[wizenheimer]

Oregon's true freshman CB