Justin Holman... but GOL said he wasn't hurt, 'he just didn't play well'

[Oldest Man]

really? jmho but...

the kid was holding his hand and grimacing the entire game...should not have been behind center at all and certainly not in the second half after his painful first half performance...

so I've got to question whether GOL is watching the same game that we are...is he that stubborn that he will not make a change and is willing to risk the health of his QB for next season when he obviously was hurting from the first series and would not be able to put points on the board...

67 passing yards and 67 rushing yards total and no change (or relief in this case) for an injured QB....didn't GOL practice the other QB's this week? I'm at a complete loss to understand this guy's thinking and even more his lack of preparation and inability to make adjustments...

then to dismiss it with 'he wasn't hurt, he just didn't play well'....obviously wrong and deflecting the blame to a student athlete, a great kid who tried to play when he shouldn't have with his injury.......

it really is time to fix this coaching problem....

 

[firm_bizzle]

He was being a baby and not listening to coaches.

 

[PaulsDriveIn]

Time to face the fact that Holman is an Idaho State level of QB.

 

[Oldest Man]

Time to face the fact that Holman is an Idaho State level of QB.

this post is not about the student athlete, it's about the failure of the coach.....there's another post on the forum about Justin...go spew on there....

and a reminder, in the only game he was healthy, Justin was 23-34 for 249 yds with 2 td's, no int's and a QBR of 149.3....I'll take that right now in all of the UCF games remaining this season...

 

[PaulsDriveIn]

Ok.. well GOL said that Holman wasn't hurt. I tend to believe that. BTW, he was very sharp in the loss to FIU.

 

[Knightsweat]

Ok.. well GOL said that Holman wasn't hurt. I tend to believe that. BTW, he was very sharp in the loss to FIU.

Why would you believe that? Because GOL said so? They had Holman on TV taking something by mouth, and the announcer irresponsibly stated it was a painkiller. If it was, that's the first time i've ever heard of that. Especially if a player is "fine".

 

[UCFan9906]

GOL is a proven liar.

My eyes saw Holman holding his hand gingerly. (announcer painkiller is hearsay but likely)

 

[Poolside Knight]

Hoke at Michigan got in a lot of trouble for this same thing. It was obvious to the CBSn announcers, GOL doesn't give a shit about his players

 

[ucfversusbcs]

GOL is encouraging student athletes to be addicted to painkiller meds? Fire him now!