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WR Braxton Miller (B1G POY, National Champion)

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Either way he's definitely out against PedSU, and likely the next game as well. Hopefully Kenny proves he can handle an entire game leading the Bucks and they can hold off on putting Braxton back in until he is really 100% if that comes before the season is over.
 
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He say, and she say so take it for what it's worth...the injury could be more severe than a common football injury. Everyone knows someone that knows someone, so my someone is saying it might be a spinal issue. Remember wearing #5 on Saturdays isn't remotely close to being as important as the long term health of Braxton Miller. Thoughts to the young man and those close to him.
 
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southcampus;2239003; said:
I'm extremely worried about him after seeing him struggle to stand on his own. I hope he can make it back but at this point, I'm worried most about his health and safety. Prayers sent your way Brax, get well!
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Yeah, at this point, it's not even about him playing...
 
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killespn;2239002; said:
He say, and she say so take it for what it's worth...the injury could be more severe than a common football injury. Everyone knows someone that knows someone, so my someone is saying it might be a spinal issue. Remember wearing #5 on Saturdays isn't remotely close to being as important as the long term health of Braxton Miller. Thoughts to the young man and those close to him.
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If it's a spinal issue then the whole training staff needs to be fired for making him get up and walk around. However I don't think it is
 
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Im not a doctor or anything but, thought it looked like he was throwing up on the field when he stood up and seemed like the coachs were trying to hide that. thats one sign of a concussion. Anyway just hope the young man is ok, at this point his health is more important than football.
 
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02Buckeyes06;2239022; said:
Im not a doctor or anything but, thought it looked like he was throwing up on the field when he stood up and seemed like the coachs were trying to hide that. thats one sign of a concussion. Anyway just hope the young man is ok, at this point his health is more important than football.
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I think that was breathing shallow. Didn't see his head hit. His hands didn't do that mummy pose with a concussion either though.
 
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I'm hoping it's a bruise to the spinal cord rather than a fractured vertebrae. Pressure on the spine would explain the weakened mobility but a fracture could be much worse in terms of healing and long term health.

It doesn't appear to "just" be a concussion or ribs, but what the hell do I know? I'm looking forward to hearing something official. :(
 
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