Post by firebird on Oct 30, 2007 9:01:49 GMT -5
I just picked this up from the MMB. I'm not exactly sure of what the implications are. My impression is that Lawson is nearly as important to The Citadel's offense as Foster is to GSU's:
Looks like Citadel QB Duran Lawson was injured on Saturday against Georgia Southern. From the Post and Courier....
The availability of senior quarterback Duran Lawson for the stretch run is in question after Lawson injured the meniscus in his left knee midway through the fourth quarter. Backup QB Bart Blanchard ran the final two series for the Bulldogs, and Lawson limped off the field with an ice bag wrapped around his left knee, the same one he injured as a sophomore two years ago. He ended with 153 passing yards on a 14-of-26 clip with two touchdowns and one interception, and also ran for 109 yards.
"The doctor said it was the meniscus, and we'll have to further examine him and see exactly where he is," Higgins said of Lawson, who threw TD passes of 3 yards to Andre Roberts and 4 yards to Tory Cooper in the first half.
For three quarters, the Bulldogs'
Looks like Citadel QB Duran Lawson was injured on Saturday against Georgia Southern. From the Post and Courier....
The availability of senior quarterback Duran Lawson for the stretch run is in question after Lawson injured the meniscus in his left knee midway through the fourth quarter. Backup QB Bart Blanchard ran the final two series for the Bulldogs, and Lawson limped off the field with an ice bag wrapped around his left knee, the same one he injured as a sophomore two years ago. He ended with 153 passing yards on a 14-of-26 clip with two touchdowns and one interception, and also ran for 109 yards.
"The doctor said it was the meniscus, and we'll have to further examine him and see exactly where he is," Higgins said of Lawson, who threw TD passes of 3 yards to Andre Roberts and 4 yards to Tory Cooper in the first half.
For three quarters, the Bulldogs'