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Without Ellington's ability to scramble, or run, their offense will be very limited. He still has to survive another week against USA.
I like our chances against a non-mobile QB with a mediocre arm. Their RB is pretty solid, but if we key on him hard, Ellington can't carry State with his only arm.
Georgia State probably doesn’t put up 700+ yards of offense with an injured Ellington, but they won’t have to.
Our offense isn’t very good, which all but ensures a tough game regardless of opponent. They could possibly beat us even with the kind of poor offensive performance we saw from USA and CCU.
Still, we’re at home. That matters.
But why are we worrying about GSU at all? It’s Arkansas State week!
Thanks, Rastabot!
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I have the same thing.
I used to run a lot, but that’s not how it got messed up. I was carrying the heavy end of a sleeper couch up some stairs and I turned to take the corner. I felt and heard a pop.
Felt totally normal.... Until I tried to run again. And then, oh boy. It just would get so swollen and pissed off.
I saw a surgeon about it and he said not to fool with it. Said you could get a little more time out of it with some stitches, but it would quickly tear again.
I gave up running and biking. I can do anything else, and it doesn’t bother me at all.
Damn, I miss running though. I loved running about five miles or so. Once you settled in, it was very relaxing
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