Boone Feldt is out till Fall

[All About UNT]

Apparently he was sent home today from practice to go see his doctors. Remember he suffered 2 concussions last year. Hope everything is good

[NT03]

kick to the nuts

[UNTstormchaser]

My verbal response to this was both unsubtle and profane.

[All About UNT]

I have to say that I almost sensed this coming with the two previous injuries within a yr. Again...hope he gets healthy asap

[greenminer]

This is not good. Maybe some schmuck can video record his return home and then upload it into the KState thread. Coupled with the UT re-hash, it would be a nut kick hat trick.

Edited August 8, 2012 by greenminer

[Brett Vito]

Additional info/thoughts: MGB

[LakeTravis]

This is bad news but glad we might of caught something now before any long-term could keep him out.

Apparently its lingering effects from a surgery and too much to overcome.

We have plenty of depth at OL so if anything this just bough us another year for Boone.

I believe its best in the long-term to medical red shirt Freddie Warner and Boone.

[Harry]

[The Fake Lonnie Finch]

All hope is being lost. We've got a great basketball program on paper, though.

[UNTcrazy727]

All hope is being lost. We've got a great basketball program on paper, though.

Sure it sucks, but he's not even a starter. Not sure how that equates to gloom and doom. As long as this doesn't prevent him from excelling in the future we'll be fine.

[SilverEagle]

Sure it sucks, but he's not even a starter. Not sure how that equates to gloom and doom. As long as this doesn't prevent him from excelling in the future we'll be fine.

Exactly!

[KRAM1]

It's football...players get hurt...you compensate and move on as a team. It creates opportunities for others to step up and show they deserve playing time...even the "great...yuck" OU is seeing a rash of injuries this fall already. Really hate to see this, but might be best that this was "caught" early...maybe the docs can fix it and he'll be back "better than ever"...I sure hope so. Will keep my fingers crossed.

No reason AT ALL for doom and gloom. It's football, and it's happening to probably just about every team out there in our conference. But, the teams that seem to do the best in every sport are the ones who suffer the fewest injuries to key players during the season. Emphasis, of course, on KEY players. That can, of course, be a quality second team or younger player adding depth and reps to give the starter a rest along the way. Got to go with the players available...I think UNT has the coaching staff to get it done.