- December 3rd, 2008, 8:54 pm
#215136
Hey Proto- no it's not you (this time!).. HMO & I have talked in that regard..
So far as KG is concerned, from what I know he's home now & they are looking for a prosthesis which will most likely have to be custom made due to his size.. He is returning to school next semester as he needs 14? hours for his Mass Comm degree.. It is selfish for me to want him to be able to play, however, he would certainly be able to receive a 6th year medical redshirt due to the fact that it is a medical condition & outside from NCAA competition. These rare occasions, a player may be allowed to play in their sixth year of college if they suffered a serious injury which kept them from playing for more than one season as I understand it. That is applicable to KG..
My personal opinion- I'm not sure with that front section of his foot amputated- how his mobility (which was vastly improved at the Pete Newell Big Man Camp he attended this summer- I was excited to see in person than just film! Then he got the blister then subsequent MRSA infection within) & balance will be in a short time to not only walk but then try & compete.. Contrary to popular belief he has to do more than just stand in the lane!! I just don't know if he's got enough time to adapt..
So far as KG is concerned, from what I know he's home now & they are looking for a prosthesis which will most likely have to be custom made due to his size.. He is returning to school next semester as he needs 14? hours for his Mass Comm degree.. It is selfish for me to want him to be able to play, however, he would certainly be able to receive a 6th year medical redshirt due to the fact that it is a medical condition & outside from NCAA competition. These rare occasions, a player may be allowed to play in their sixth year of college if they suffered a serious injury which kept them from playing for more than one season as I understand it. That is applicable to KG..
My personal opinion- I'm not sure with that front section of his foot amputated- how his mobility (which was vastly improved at the Pete Newell Big Man Camp he attended this summer- I was excited to see in person than just film! Then he got the blister then subsequent MRSA infection within) & balance will be in a short time to not only walk but then try & compete.. Contrary to popular belief he has to do more than just stand in the lane!! I just don't know if he's got enough time to adapt..



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