The team is pretty healthy right now and it seems is healthier than it was for Game 1. I can't remember the last time that we had so few injuries this late into the season. We were missing two starters on offense (Bragg and Tremayne). Were we missing any on defense? We actually got two starters back that were out for the first game in Wilson and McGill. Overall, this seems like a below average number of injuries year for a college football team. The implications of that are twofold : 1) Shaw can't use that as an excuse 2) Critics can't point fingers at S&C for causing injuries.
Is this a light injury year?
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