3 things

[Goredsox4]

1. It looked like dj killings got injured on a special teams play and walked into locker room shortly after in the 1st half.

Dontravious Wilson may also have been hurt as he didn't play much/at all in the 2nd half.

Does anyone know anything about these injuries or any others that happened during the game?

2. There was a play in the second quarter that looked like we were about to sack the FIU QB but he threw the ball away. In the stands I thought for sure intentional grounding resulting in a safety. The refs came together but did not call it. Did anyone catch an explanation on the radio/TV broadcast?

3. UCFs false start at the very end of the game that moved our gw fg attempt back? Did they say what number the false start was on? I saw a replay and it looked like no one moved at all...

 

[cocoabeachjason]

#1 Griffin I thought looked pretty good but I did see him limping so something lower body. I wonder what happened. No idea about Wilson.

#2 I too wonder what the explaination was. They announced on the field that he was out of the tackle box but it looked like he just went straight back from my vantage point in my seat at the stadium.

#3 doesnt matter bc the kick went about 24 yards.

 

[Stormthecourt?]

#1 I think it was killings who banged his knee on the special teams play. He came back into the game.
The announcers stated that Wilson was limping on the sidelines with some sort of injury.
#2 I also heard that he was outside the tackle box
#3 i didn't hear the number but it looked like the player lined up all the way on the right side.

 

[FTUKNIGHT74]

#1 As stated above, it was Killings and he did come back in the game. Wilson started limping badly on his kick off return before there was any contact. Jerry O'Neil mentioned something about him having a heavy brace.
#2 What Jason said.
#3 It was Luke Palmer who was called. Couldn't see it from the stands but I think he reacted to their line shift. He nearly got Holman killed earlier in the game when he barely touched the sacker.