SUU game

Here is an updated injury list:



Probable:

RB Jamal Williams (ankle)

RB Squally Canada (arm)



Questionable:

LB Grant Jones (chest)



Doubtful:

S Sam Baldwin (knee)

OL Kyle Johnson (knee)

LB Scott Huntsman (shoulder)



Out

LB Rylee Gautavai (knee)



Out for Season:

CB Austin McChesney (knee)

DL Merrill Taliauli (ACL)

DL Travis Tuiloma (ACL)

OL Ului Lapuaho (knee)

DL Tomasi Laulile (knee)

K Jake Oldroyd (back)

S Gavin Fowler (ACL)

So do we "need" to beat SUU by more than Utah did?

That is a lot of knee injuries. Wow

byufan4ever wrote:
So do we "need" to beat SUU by more than Utah did?

No we don't but I sure hope we do.

I'm hoping my nephew gets some carries!!!



oh ... wait ... I'm not supposed to be selfish like that ... am I?

mtnradio wrote:
I'm hoping my nephew gets some carries!!!



oh ... wait ... I'm not supposed to be selfish like that ... am I?

Who's your nephew?

Creed Richardson ... #46 ... Fullback and KickOff Return team

I hope he gets some carries too!

[quote="mtnradio"]I'm hoping my nephew gets some carries!!!



I'll vote for that!

My predictions for the game is a 48-10 win with Tanner getting plenty of playing time. And Creed Richardson getting 5-10 touches 8)

I LOVE IT!!!! Thank you guys! We've got a Creed cheering section!

#35 has some wheels

Mangum's finding out why Hill's struggled this year...

That was a beautiful throw for the TD!

RB Hall has been very fun to watch.

wasn't really expecting much from this game, but it was just kinda boring to watch in general.

mtnradio wrote:
Creed Richardson ... #46 ... Fullback and KickOff Return team

No carries but he did get some PT and not just on kickoffs!

That throw by Taysom on the TD to Kurtz on 4th down might have been the best throw of his career. It was absolutely perfect.

SpiffCoug wrote:

Creed Richardson ... #46 ... Fullback and KickOff Return team

No carries but he did get some PT and not just on kickoffs!

The back story to Creed is really the best part. He is the son of my older brother, Lance. Lance was a High School All-American fullback who dreamed of playing at BYU. His junior year in high school he blew 2 discs. Bill Parcells was coaching at Air Force and offered Lance a full-ride ... Lance turned it down to go on a mission after 1 year (rather than 2 as would have been necessary at AFA). Lavell told Lance to try Ricks for year and see how his back does ... then come down. Lance had back surgery the August after hs graduation ... an was never able to play football again. His four oldest boys have now all played at BYU: Brock was NG/D-line, played at Snow and then BYU. Jordan was DT, all 4 years at BYU ... blew his ACL against CSU, his second start of the year. Jared was a middle backer ... never played in a game, his 4th and 5th ACL tears (same knee) came in consecutive years in Spring Ball. He is attending BYU and Coaching at Mt. Timpanogas. Now there is Creed ... and the first to play his Dad's position at BYU.



Lance died 12 years ago, while Brock was in the MTC. Each of the boys would wear the number 36 on their arm in each game to honor their Dad (his high school number was 36). So, to see Creed step on the field for BYU as a FB is pretty emotional for the whole family.



Thanks for cheering for him today! :love:

mtnradio wrote:

mtnradio wrote:
Creed Richardson ... #46 ... Fullback and KickOff Return team

No carries but he did get some PT and not just on kickoffs!

The back story to Creed is really the best part. He is the son of my older brother, Lance. Lance was a High School All-American fullback who dreamed of playing at BYU. His junior year in high school he blew 2 discs. Bill Parcells was coaching at Air Force and offered Lance a full-ride ... Lance turned it down to go on a mission after 1 year (rather than 2 as would have been necessary at AFA). Lavell told Lance to try Ricks for year and see how his back does ... then come down. Lance had back surgery the August after hs graduation ... an was never able to play football again. His four oldest boys have now all played at BYU: Brock was NG/D-line, played at Snow and then BYU. Jordan was DT, all 4 years at BYU ... blew his ACL against CSU, his second start of the year. Jared was a middle backer ... never played in a game, his 4th and 5th ACL tears (same knee) came in consecutive years in Spring Ball. He is attending BYU and Coaching at Mt. Timpanogas. Now there is Creed ... and the first to play his Dad's position at BYU.



Lance died 12 years ago, while Brock was in the MTC. Each of the boys would wear the number 36 on their arm in each game to honor their Dad (his high school number was 36). So, to see Creed step on the field for BYU as a FB is pretty emotional for the whole family.



Thanks for cheering for him today! :love:

I'm not sure about Brock but I believe Jordan was the heavyweight wrestling champion in his class in Idaho. Didn't Creed do well in wrestling as well. I know McKay and Nathan the best and I hold them in high esteem. They and the whole family are quality people.