Shane Beamer on Jacarrius Peak, Dylan Stewart: 'They're gonna play very, very soon'
South Carolina head coach Shane Beamer provides another update on Jacarrius Peak and Dylan Stewart on Tuesday.
If they aren't playing, I doubt they are practicing in full pads at full speed."then it’s not like we just say the Friday before the Kent State game, okay, they’re cleared. All right, run your butts out there and let’s go play 70 plays. It doesn’t happen that way, guys.”
the longer they sit out the less likely they play, If they dont get snaps vs Kent State and Towson then they will not be full go against MSU
If they aren't playing, I doubt they are practicing in full pads at full speed.
If they aren't playing, I doubt they are practicing in full pads at full speed.
Thats why I am wondering whose dr is making the call? Personal or team drStewart tells Beamer when Stewart is ready to play. Beamer is just holding the bag.
All coaches are. They always say a player is "day to day". I've seen players miss an entire season being described as "day to day" in every press conference. "Getting better", "showing improvement", "participating in some drills" are all coach speak about player injury status.Beamer is bad at injury updates.
He can't do that because we allow him to continue playing his games because we don't have anyone to take his position.I'm not too worried about Stewart that way. He could have easily transferred to a much more relevant program for more money if he wanted to. I think he wants to play.
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