- November 27th, 2006, 12:04 pm
#43707
The risk of injury is there whether you are practicing, warming up or playing a game. It is wise to get your star players out of a game after the outcome has been decided due to a big lead but that is only because the officiating becomes lax due to everyone wanting the clock to keep running. As far as scheduling these games, you have to play 25 games so whether you get hurt playing a division III team on the NCAA champs, it still impacts you the same way. As a fan we tend to second guess every injury. "What was he even in the game for at that time" kind of stuff. I just hope everyone stays healthy for the Flames. Winthrop has been fortunate the past few years not to lose Gaynor or Martin or Bradshaw. Injuries are a part of the game unfortunately but you can't schedule games worrying about that sort of thing. We lost Jay Boykin for the season during a scrimmage in practice over Christmas break. He was averaging 15 points but only playing 15 minutes a game at the time and he was shooting an incredible 75% from three! Huge blow to our team in 95-96.





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