Dungey is listed 1st on depth chart this week

[Nick44]

Does that mean anything or not? I thought he was pulled from LSU depth chart following CMU injury?

 

[Cusefan78]

Golson was listed as qb1 vs us too. How did that work out.

 

[Chip]

That would be pretty funny if Shafer tried to pull a Jimbo on Dabo.

Although I'm quite certain Dabo doesn't care.

If I were Shafer, I'd be holding out on the news that Dungey is out for as long as I possibly can. Gametime decision so the game distracts from the circus last week. First smart thing he's done in awhile.

 

[OrangePA]

All I care about is that he is healthy and can, at some point, return to playing football.

If that means he has to sit for the rest of the season, so be it.

He is too important to the future of this Program to have him exposed in a game that we cannot win.

 

[TheCusian]

That would be pretty funny if Shafer tried to pull a Jimbo on Dabo. Although I'm quite certain Dabo doesn't care. If I were Shafer, I'd be holding out on the news that Dungey is out for as long as I possibly can. Gametime decision so the game distracts from the circus last week. First smart thing he's done in awhile.

Pretty sure "jimbobbing a dabo" is something no one talks about in WVU, FYI

 

[PAcuse]

Injury report is due on Thursday, no reason not to have him listed even if he will be out. :noidea:

 

[jekelish]

Yeah, don't pay attention to 2-deeps on Mondays. They're basically meaningless.

 

[texascpa]

Shafer is pulling a Jimbo. See, he is learning game management.

 

[N.Y. Orangeman]

That would be pretty funny if Shafer tried to pull a Jimbo on Dabo.

Although I'm quite certain Dabo doesn't care.

If I were Shafer, I'd be holding out on the news that Dungey is out for as long as I possibly can. Gametime decision so the game distracts from the circus last week. First smart thing he's done in awhile.

This would represent progress, as it would be the first successful adjustment he has made this season.

 

[SU68]

According to Syracuse.com, the injury was to his shoulder/collarbone area.

"Cardinals linebacker James Hearns collided with Dungey on a scramble, driving his helmet into Dungey's shoulder/collarbone area from the left side and launching the quarterback to the grass."

 

[Willy75]

According to Syracuse.com, the injury was to his shoulder/collarbone area.

"Cardinals linebacker James Hearns collided with Dungey on a scramble, driving his helmet into Dungey's shoulder/collarbone area from the left side and launching the quarterback to the grass."

Their story also says medical staff is working with him every day, making sure he's getting better, and that it's one day at a time. That sounds like a concussion protocol similar to what ND has reported for one of their rbs.

 

[jekelish]

Their story also says medical staff is working with him every day, making sure he's getting better, and that it's one day at a time. That sounds like a concussion protocol similar to what ND has reported for one of their rbs.

This injury is not a concussion.

 

[Cusefan78]

This injury is not a concussion.

Is concussion the word of the season. Unreal guy get tackle by a leg and goes down, must have a concussion. Player takes his helmet off to get water, must be a concussion. How many times do people have to hear it's not a concussion till they believe it.

Their story also says medical staff is working with him every day, making sure he's getting better, and that it's one day at a time. That sounds like a concussion protocol similar to what ND has reported for one of their rbs.

 

[Cusefan78]

Here is all we need to know. Ed got hit, he is day to day. That is it. The team is not here till tell us every detail about every player, practice, uniform. How many times can we beat a dead horse.

 

[Cuseregular]

According to Syracuse.com, the injury was to his shoulder/collarbone area.

"Cardinals linebacker James Hearns collided with Dungey on a scramble, driving his helmet into Dungey's shoulder/collarbone area from the left side and launching the quarterback to the grass."

yeah look at the picture accompanying that article sunday, DIRECT head shot. How the guys wasn't tossed out is beyond me. The ACC and college football in general needs to do post game retrospective reviews on these things if they want to save the game long term.

 

[dollarbill44]

According to Syracuse.com, the injury was to his shoulder/collarbone area.

"Cardinals linebacker James Hearns collided with Dungey on a scramble, driving his helmet into Dungey's shoulder/collarbone area from the left side and launching the quarterback to the grass."

See, this is why people shouldn't jump to conclusions about the number of concussions he has had. CMU could have been neck/upper back, Pitt a fake job and UofL a collarbone. For all we know, he hasn't had any concussions this season, which would be great news.

 

[Willy75]

This injury is not a concussion.

First, I did not realize that it's somehow out of bounds to comment on what our head football coach said today about the status of our best player, and compare it to what another school has (transparently) said in print about its own protocols for concussions. Our own coach also alluded to a head injury on Saturday. Second, I hope you are right

 

[OrangePA]

According to Syracuse.com, the injury was to his shoulder/collarbone area.

"Cardinals linebacker James Hearns collided with Dungey on a scramble, driving his helmet into Dungey's shoulder/collarbone area from the left side and launching the quarterback to the grass."

I just hope Eric Dungey is okay.

I hope he did not suffer a concussion.

I hope he can play football again soon.

And, most of all, I hope that in the future he is fully and properly protected to the extent it's possible.

 

[Jake]

I don't doubt it's not a concussion...making Shafer's comment in the presser about it being Dungey's "head" even more...um...crazy? Dumb? Irresponsible?

 

[Ozcuse]

I don't doubt it's not a concussion...making Shafer's comment in the presser about it being Dungey's "head" even more...um...crazy? Dumb? Irresponsible?

Hard to keep up with the double negatives in your first sentence. You think it was a concussion or you doubt it?

 

[Jake]

Hard to keep up with the double negatives in your first sentence. You think it was a concussion or you doubt it?

It's the dreaded triple negative. I believe he was not concussed.

 

[rrlbees]

According to Syracuse.com, the injury was to his shoulder/collarbone area. "Cardinals linebacker James Hearns collided with Dungey on a scramble, driving his helmet into Dungey's shoulder/collarbone area from the left side and launching the quarterback to the grass."

That was obvious on TV

 

[CusefanATL]

This injury is not a concussion.

leads me to believe its either separated shoulder or broken collarbone?

 

[Scooch]

It's the dreaded triple negative. I believe he was not concussed.

After watching every game this year I think I am.

 

[OrangePA]

See, this is why people shouldn't jump to conclusions about the number of concussions he has had. CMU could have been neck/upper back, Pitt a fake job and UofL a collarbone. For all we know, he hasn't had any concussions this season, which would be great news.

Lets hope!!