[ChicagoCard]

Does anyone know how serious Anthony Wilkerson's injury is, or what the nature of it is? He had been the QB in the wildcat formation (Taylor took that over, if I'm not mistaken).

Speaking of that, I was thinking it would be interesting for Kevin Hogan to go in there on occasion, like the wildcat, but you'd have a different dimension with his running ability. He'd be more a threat to throw downfield, or to run.

[ChicagoCard]

Does anyone know how serious Anthony Wilkerson's injury is, or what the nature of it is? He had been the QB in the wildcat formation (Taylor took that over, if I'm not mistaken).

Speaking of that, I was thinking it would be interesting for Kevin Hogan to go in there on occasion, like the wildcat, but you'd have a different dimension with his running ability. He'd be more a threat to throw downfield, or to run.

[doubledub]

It was a high ankle sprain.

[doubledub]

It was a high ankle sprain.

[fullmetal]

How severe? :(  Those generally come with longer-lasting effects...

[fullmetal]

How severe? :(  Those generally come with longer-lasting effects...

[StannyBoy]

Aaron Hernandez on the Patriots is out 6 weeks with a high ankle sprain. Hopefully Wilkerson's injury wasn't that bad.

[StannyBoy]

Aaron Hernandez on the Patriots is out 6 weeks with a high ankle sprain. Hopefully Wilkerson's injury wasn't that bad.

[yvonne]

That's the kind of injury that initially kept Mike Mitchell out -- before the jerk from Cal came along and ruined his knees.

[yvonne]

That's the kind of injury that initially kept Mike Mitchell out -- before the jerk from Cal came along and ruined his knees.

[ChicagoCard]

"Backup RB Anthony Wilkerson, who left the USC game with a lower leg injury, is ''probably out'' against Washington, Shaw said" [ http://sports.yahoo.com/news/no-9-stanfo...ncaaf.html ].

By the way in looking for info on Kyle Olugbode's status, I didn't find any. But did find that ESPN and USA Today report in their box scores for the Duke game that it was Olugbode that had a 71-yard interception return for a TD, not Ed Reynolds.

[ChicagoCard]

"Backup RB Anthony Wilkerson, who left the USC game with a lower leg injury, is ''probably out'' against Washington, Shaw said" [ http://sports.yahoo.com/news/no-9-stanfo...ncaaf.html ].

By the way in looking for info on Kyle Olugbode's status, I didn't find any. But did find that ESPN and USA Today report in their box scores for the Duke game that it was Olugbode that had a 71-yard interception return for a TD, not Ed Reynolds.

[Ratmandoo]

By the way in looking for info on Kyle Olugbode's status, I didn't find any. But did find that ESPN and USA Today report in their box scores for the Duke game that it was Olugbode that had a 71-yard interception return for a TD, not Ed Reynolds.

That's really weird since it was clearly Reynolds who had the interception. I also noticed in most of the USC game recaps say that Jordan Richards had both interceptions against Matt Barkley. Richards got the first one but Terrance Brown had the second one. And speaking of Brown, he definitely deserves a game ball for his play in the USC game. He had the two pass interference calls against him (I thought the first one was the right call but that second one was a terrible call) but otherwise played a great game. As good as the rest of the secondary was on Saturday, I thought Brown played the best. And he deserves credit for Barkley's second interception.

[Ratmandoo]

By the way in looking for info on Kyle Olugbode's status, I didn't find any. But did find that ESPN and USA Today report in their box scores for the Duke game that it was Olugbode that had a 71-yard interception return for a TD, not Ed Reynolds.

That's really weird since it was clearly Reynolds who had the interception. I also noticed in most of the USC game recaps say that Jordan Richards had both interceptions against Matt Barkley. Richards got the first one but Terrance Brown had the second one. And speaking of Brown, he definitely deserves a game ball for his play in the USC game. He had the two pass interference calls against him (I thought the first one was the right call but that second one was a terrible call) but otherwise played a great game. As good as the rest of the secondary was on Saturday, I thought Brown played the best. And he deserves credit for Barkley's second interception.