Ted Ginn's njury? anyone else wondering?

Question

I don't liike to think this way but I wonder if the Gator game plan may have included taking out
the heart and soul of the Buckeye offense by any means available to them? It was blatant.

sorry for typos...I'm on my cell.
The injury was NOT to his ankle, or hip, or knee, or hamstring, or shoulder, or collarbone. all common injuries to a running back. It was a strain across his foot, an unlikely injury. I grew up in a family of football players and now I am beginning to believe that what they said about SEC teams is true.

sorry for typos...I'm on my cell.
The injury was NOT to his ankle, or hip, or knee, or hamstring, or shoulder, or collarbone. all common injuries to a running back. It was a strain across his foot, an unlikely injury. I grew up in a family of football players and now I am beginning to believe that what they said about SEC teams is true.

You can call it whining---but I am not an Ohio State fan, just a college fan. I think this question needs to be addressed.

Answer 1

I think both teams need some more discipline they are took cocky and all need to shut there mouth and learn some respect for the game of college football both programs lack in the discipline there were too many personal fouls at a program like Michigan the player who commits a bad personal foul would be taken out of the game for a couple plays but i think ginns injury could of been on purpose

Answer 2

PLEASE quit your CRYING. IT DOESN"T MATTER. If you wanna go what if. Lets go back to 2002, What if the ref wouldn't make that bulls**t call on Miami, against Ohio State. Miami would've had another title. What if the BCS would've gotten it right and put Auburn in the title game against USC. We would be calling Auburn champions. Stop the what if. If Ginn would've been in Florida was still win, because the Gators are good and fast. Ohio State had that on feel good moment and that was IT. Florida Gators are national champs. Ohio State couldn't handle that fast defense. that fast SEC defense. THAT SOUTHERN DEFENSE. Thats what the SEC is all about. Ohio State NEVER BEAT A SEC team in the bowl game. And probably never will unless they face Vandy or Miss. St next year. HA HA.

Answer 3

Don't confuse Florida Gators with Miami----I'm sure it wasn't blatent, and I think they would have did more late hits on Troy if that were the case. Florida was the better team in general but there's always next year GO BUCKS

Answer 4

You have to be kidding, injuries happen in football all the time. OSU is not about one player, it is about a team and their team got their a$$e$$ handed to them by Florida. So much for an undefeated season.

Answer 5

Ginn was hurt by his own team jumping on him after the kickoff return. It wouldn't have mattered anyways, Smith was harassed by Moss and Harvey all night. It's kind of hard to throw when you're on your backside.

Answer 6

Hey I am a Buckeye fan and I take offense to your post don't even go there , anyway one man does not make a team , Florida simply whipped our A-S-S plain and simple , and that's it don't make excuses like that it makes other Buckeye fans look bad !

Answer 7

lol...the man hurt his ankle....i would understand a forearm shot to the throat...or shanking him in the ribs...but an ankle...come on..the fact is..Florida D got Smith shook and scared b4 the first quarter was over..what was it 6 sacks i believe..someone correct me if i am wrong...smith was shut down...and the defense..was horrid...OSU played zone all night and let Leak throw right under them...so dont blame this on a hurt ankle...maybe Ginn knew what he was instore for and faked it lol ...how bout that..kinda funny how he walks to locker room..runs out ...stand s on sideline...then on crutches..hmmmm suspect.. but thanks for the 2 points

Answer 8

Yeah let's see what FLordia would've done without their star player (or 2nd star b/c Troy is #1)

Answer 9

it's football, injuries happen... Florida won fair and square. end of story.

Answer 10

Don't even try that.