I don't think this one has yet been specified by the coaching staff (CPJ). Honestly, I think that coaches never bother to ask players if they can disclose their injuries but given the rules on keeping medical info private that means that until a media member actually goes up to the injured player and asks them we don't get to find out.I never saw what kind of injury Griffin is dealing with, can you share? Is he day to day or is it worse than that?
Marshall must be a hell of a find if he's the guy they trust to fill in for Griffin.
Bruce I don't think I've ever heard CPJ elaborate on any player's injury. He either says "He's fine" or "He's still out". HIPAA is a federal law so I bet it's his policy to not provide details period. I agree with you that he doesn't ask the player if it's ok to discuss the injury, but I think he just keeps it simple and doesn't provide details.I don't think this one has yet been specified by the coaching staff (CPJ). Honestly, I think that coaches never bother to ask players if they can disclose their injuries but given the rules on keeping medical info private that means that until a media member actually goes up to the injured player and asks them we don't get to find out.
I think it has less to do with coaches complying with the law than the fact that they are never gonna be bothered to say "hey Griff, can I go ahead and tell Ken Suguira what part of you got injured when he asks me this week?" It amuses me to think of CPJ having legalistic convos like that with the players.
Are OReilly and Brigham still in the mix or have I missed something?
And Chamberlain probably still isn't 100% either.wow, now we have 2 1st unit guys out---not good at all
and when we struggle on Off most will just attribute it to pitt def
For a guy that almost won the center position, that's very odd. But in the CPJ era coaches often go from super high on a guy to hating his guts so it appears to be par for the course.