Tuiloma Back?

I saw in the twitter feed on the right earlier toady that they are trying to get Tuiloma back for this week's game. Coach Kaufusi I think was saying he would need to pass some medical procedures first.



Did I read this right or am I just a EX running back for UCF failing all my drug tests?

He's been in the gym, so he's close to returning.

If he does play, he might get a few snaps. But I don't think he'll play much.

We'll get him back, ironically, when our schedule eases up.



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Man how sweet it would be to get ave him full strength in the game vs Mich run game??!! Here's hoping.

Cougs_Rule wrote:
Man how sweet it would be to get ave him full strength in the game vs Mich run game??!! Here's hoping.

I think you bring him back and see what he can do. Worst case is he gets some playing time and can't go 100% and takes himself out of the game (or gets hurt and misses the cupcake part of the schedule).



Best case - He helps in a win over Michigan.



I'd say if he's close, go for it.

No, not this week. . . Heard it from a little Birdie



Our other guys better step it up.

My hope is that Michigan's passing game is poor enough we don't have to reach into whatever arcane bag of black magic pass defense Bronco was pulling from last week, and we'll be better set up to stop the run. I don't have a freaking clue what to even call some of those fronts he was using, but clearly they weren't run stoppers.



Michigan's pass offense isn't great. 194 yards/game, 114.7 rating, 3 TDs, 5 picks. I like this matchup a lot.



The rushing offense is better. 185 yards/game, 3 TDs, 1 fumble lost. We should play to stop the run, and make them beat us with the pass - and keep Nacua over close to whoever Hanneman is covering. ;)



I think we can probably use quantity to stop the run, without rushing Tuiloma back into service and without compromising the pass defense.

Disappointed!