Hurricane

June 13th, 2012 at 1:32 PM ^

Their secondary was very thin before the injury. Now, it could be bad enough to really derail the entire season for the Irish and potentially cost Kelly his job.

kaykaybroke

June 13th, 2012 at 2:02 PM ^

From the article:

 

Collinsworth played in all 26 games in his first two seasons, primarily on special teams, totaling 25 tackles and forcing one fumble.

Good luck to the kid. Wish him the best, but gotta start wondering about the "luck" of the Irish..

htownwolverine

June 13th, 2012 at 3:33 PM ^

The Irish are getting the yang for all of their years of ying.

- Holtz - liar/cheater

- O'Leary - nice resume buddy

- Ty - hey look we got one too

- Weiss - schematically advantaged prick

- Kelly - what, why should I be accountable for that?

Notre Dame has a lot of 'karma' payback before they get any of their 'Luck' back.

WolvinLA2

June 13th, 2012 at 2:45 PM ^

Although that's pretty much true, it's not because of that comment. You don't think this thread exists so we can read about an injured kid at ND and be sad about it? Like I said, I'm not one to hope for injuries to anyone. However, injuries are a part of football and having depth is part of winning. If we win because ND's injuries hurt them more than ours do, thats fine by me. And that doesn't make me a dick.

Darth Wolverine

June 13th, 2012 at 4:01 PM ^

I don't wish injuries on college kids, but yes, this does help Michigan. Injuries are indeed part of the game and I'm not going to feel sorry for a kid who plays for one of Michigan's opponents because he is going to miss the game against the Wolverines. Winning is the most important thing.

WolvinLA2

June 13th, 2012 at 5:36 PM ^

Yeah, it's not like he has a blown out knee or crazy consussion that will end his career and affect his life.  He'll only miss a few games, and I'm glad it's against us. 

Side note:  David in Wyoming's post is moderated "insightful" which is pretty funny, even if it's at my expense. 

BiSB

June 13th, 2012 at 2:19 PM ^

I feel bad for the kid. Tough luck.

As for ND, after experiencing NEVER FORGET, I look upon their supposed "depth issues" and scoff. They know not the meaning of "depth issues."

TheGeneral

June 13th, 2012 at 2:24 PM ^

They must feel alright about their depth because as a person that has dealt with a torn labrum for years I suggest it is an injury that can be managed until a convenient time for surgery.

maizedandconfused

June 13th, 2012 at 2:40 PM ^

It can't, if you are trying to tackel 225 lb halfbacks and even bigger tight ends. Labrum tears are usually fine, but they lead to instability in the shoulder, one of two ball and socket joints in the body. Last thing you want as a contact sport player is instability in your shoulder. Not getting it fixed can lead to repeated dislocations and nerve damage

michelin

June 13th, 2012 at 2:45 PM ^

The labia are parts of the female genitalia.  So, if he tore his "labia," then ND must have real problems.

(though it would make it easier to understand why he might be part of the "two deep.")