WA Warrior wrote:Suppose to be a three game suspension upon his available return.
he is probably two or three games away from being at 100% so why dont we "SAY" he is ready now and let the suspension overlap with his recovery and make it less of an impact.
no he wasnt.
that he didnt get cleared for this game was a shock to me. last friday, we saw him hooping it up (terribly) at the rec center. his ankle is healing fine. why he wasnt cleared is beyond me.
When in doubt, burn it down.
Brothers... What We Do In Life Echoes In Eternity...
Really bad choice by Joey (which I've made a few at his age).
Anyone know status of Lakalaka??
My concern is the pass protection if both Joey and Lakalaka are out. Coaches say St. Juste can block, but who else? Vele, who made key plays against wyoming, may see more reps?
Grinch wrote:Really bad choice by Joey (which I've made a few at his age).
There is a difference. We don't know you. Also, I would think he would take care of his body better knowing how "fragile" it can be. Especially him. I'm not anti-drinking for the average guy, but why pour that much into his body? I can understand offseason. He already didn't play much this year or a chunk of his career. If he wants "NFL"....Honestly, I've not seen anything NFL about him. I don't know why the press props him up - perhaps more than he should be. Or isn't because there is no one else to talk about as a pro prospect.
Yeah, I agree, I'm certainly not in the public eye, nor a team-captain. And, I'm trying to go easy as I could have mentioned how his arrest took deserved attention from St. Juste's breakout performance and the Warrior's hard-fought win. And, he should know that the team was counting on him, and that Coach Chow has alot more on his mind (his wife's recovery). I also know a friend who lost and had to witness her parents get killed by a drunk driver when she was in elementary school (changed her entire life and affects her till this day).
WA Warrior wrote:Suppose to be a three game suspension upon his available return.
he is probably two or three games away from being at 100% so why dont we "SAY" he is ready now and let the suspension overlap with his recovery and make it less of an impact.
no he wasnt.
that he didnt get cleared for this game was a shock to me. last friday, we saw him hooping it up (terribly) at the rec center. his ankle is healing fine. why he wasnt cleared is beyond me.
xer 21,
if this is true - J hooping - then I don't know bout the rest of you but I'd be kinda disappointed. Like it or not, the Warriors are a better team with him on the field. Why risk further injury off of it?
Grinch wrote:Really bad choice by Joey (which I've made a few at his age).
There is a difference. We don't know you. Also, I would think he would take care of his body better knowing how "fragile" it can be. Especially him. I'm not anti-drinking for the average guy, but why pour that much into his body? I can understand offseason. He already didn't play much this year or a chunk of his career. If he wants "NFL"....Honestly, I've not seen anything NFL about him. I don't know why the press props him up - perhaps more than he should be. Or isn't because there is no one else to talk about as a pro prospect.
When you're young, you think you're invincible. He probably thought it wasn't much and he could still drive safely. Just trying to think of how I was at that age, which is a lot different how I think now.
Grinch wrote:xer 21,
if this is true - J hooping - then I don't know bout the rest of you but I'd be kinda disappointed. Like it or not, the Warriors are a better team with him on the field. Why risk further injury off of it?
because honestly, his ankle was probably healed. im willing to bet the coaches are just being paranoid given his terrible injury history.
When in doubt, burn it down.
Brothers... What We Do In Life Echoes In Eternity...
“WELCOME HOME COACH”
Go get’em Timmy 
