Interpret this how you will.
Chris Lang at 9:15am, Nov. 15:
Late in Wednesday’s practice, Flames quarterback Josh Woodrum went down with a lower body injury. He did not practice on Thursday, but afterward, coach Turner Gill said he expected Woodrum to play today.
But things change from day to day, and it now appears that redshirt freshman Stephon Masha will be in line to make his first career start against the Buccaneers.
Multiple sources whom I trust tell me Woodrum will miss the game with the injury, though we won’t know for sure until closer to kickoff. Expect a definitive answer around 2 p.m. or so, but all signs are pointing to Woodrum missing a start for the first time since he took over the starting role four weeks into his freshman season.
Chris Lang at 12:42pm, Nov. 16:
Stephon Masha had an up-and-down debut, but it’s hard to say many bad things about a kid who didn’t know he was starting until Thursday. Turner Gill said the Flames simplified the game plan a bit for Masha, and he looked a little shaky at the beginning. He threw some bad interceptions and made some nice plays with his legs, and he helped the Flames nearly erase a 15-point fourth quarter deficit.
Liberty Flames Nation on Nov. 16:
Woodrum suffered a cut to his leg during the Monmouth game. Over the course of the week that cut became infected, and had to be drained multiple times, according to several sources close to the team. The day to day nature of such an injury is a legitimate reason for Gill’s inconsistent descriptions of Woodrum’s availability for CSU.