BBN, good morning!
With the news that RB transfer Chip Trayanum broke his hand yesterday, it wasn’t the finest morning.
Trayanum is reportedly expected to miss 1-2 games and three to four weeks of work. That would keep him out of the August 31 game against Southern Miss, and it would be unclear how he would fare against South Carolina on September 7.
There is no hiding how serious this may be if Trayanum is sidelined for an extended period of time due to complications—he has been the starting running back since arriving in Lexington in the spring and during fall camp.
Demie Sumo-Karngbaye, redshirt freshman Jamarion Wilcox, and possibly true freshman Jason Patterson will now be the Kentucky Wildcats’ main options for the first two games.
Gavin Wimsatt, the backup quarterback, might even be seen in the backfield.
Hopefully, Chip will recover quickly!
The Day’s Tweet
Headlines: UK Athletics: Young Players Making an Impact at Fall Camp
When the season begins, it will be interesting to see how much of an impact they have.
Watch List for Butkus Award: Jamon Dumas-Johnson and D’Eryk Jackson – UK Athletics
I don’t think BBN is emphasizing this LB tandem’s potential for success this year enough.
In the first game, Jim Harbaugh declines to serve as Michigan’s honorary captain – ESPN
The honeymoon was short lived.
Trade rumors involving Brandon Aiyuk: CBS Sports reports that the Steelers may have an agreement in place with the 49ers receiver
When you read this in the morning, will this have changed? Most likely.
Olympic gold medallist Noah Lyles is someone Tyreek Hill thinks he can defeat in a race – Yahoo Sports
Tyreek is my love, but really, man, let’s get real.
Tyrone Tracy (RB, Giants) was wheeled out with an air cast on his leg by NBC Sports.
Major setback for the Giants.
Rookie quarterback J.J. McCarthy of the Vikings will have knee surgery – ESPN
I’m saddened by this for J.J.
Following USA’s gold medal loss, Victor Wembanyama issues a warning to opponents “everywhere” – Yahoo Sports
Wemby is chilly on this.
NBC Sports’ Andy Reid on the kickoff blunder: It’s good to see
It will be fascinating to watch how things change over time.
One thing the 2024 NFL preseason taught us about every team was that the Bears and Vikings had a lot of promise at quarterback, according to CBS Sports.
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