Darrin Hall Injury

[PhPanther1]

Was there any word on Darrin Hall's injury in the bowl game? I thought I read from somebody that it was a bad knee injury???

If it's an ACL or so, he might miss the entire 2017 season leaving Moss, Ollison and Sibley to carry the load.

 

[9nationalchampionships]

Good question....... I get why Coach gives no injury info during the season but an update now would be fine.

 

[LeftCoastPanther]

Someone said on here he too took a helmet to helmet from a Northwestern player on a play where he was blocking. If it was a knee injury I'm sure that would have been easily reported.

 

[vegasgreed]

Agree but don't hold your breath.

Good question....... I get why Coach gives no injury info during the season but an update now would be fine.

 

[VAPITTALUM]

Someone said on here he too took a helmet to helmet from a Northwestern player on a play where he was blocking. If it was a knee injury I'm sure that would have been easily reported.

If true, this would line up with the other injuries sustained during the game. Incredible number of very dangerous plays left uncalled/penalized.

 

[DruidTM]

So by my count that's now 4 unflagged helmet to helmet hits all resulting in players sitting out? Correct?

That is just wrong

 

[TIGER-PAUL]

No, they did say lower body.

 

[ratking17]

Yeah. He was on sideline grabbing leg, then on crutches

 

[melwood]

Someone said on here he too took a helmet to helmet from a Northwestern player on a play where he was blocking. If it was a knee injury I'm sure that would have been easily reported.

No, it unfortunately looked like a non-contact knee injury. He grabbed his knee immediately. Didn't look good...