O'Leary said in the postgame press conference that Perriman will be OK.

Apparently, not even a concussion.

His trip to the hospital was "precautionary" according to his Dad.

In the postgame, Houston Coach Levine said "Our entire program's prayers are w/Breshad Perriman. I hope he has a speedy recovery."

I won't be surprised if he plays next week, which is great news.

Great. I was really worried. It was pretty worrisome watching him being back boarded and carted off.

O'Leary theater company got away with that one.

(11-10-2013 03:08 AM)AirRaid Wrote:  O'Leary theater company got away with that one.

I must be misunderstanding. Please tell me you are not insane enough to insinuate that Perriman was faking. Internet trolling is one thing, being an awful human being is another.

Again, I must be misunderstanding you.

(11-10-2013 03:08 AM)AirRaid Wrote:  O'Leary theater company got away with that one.

Are you suggesting UCF faked it to get a call? Why would they sacrifice their top WR?

Get real.

Glad to hear the you young man is going to be OK. Still think that was a terrible call against UH. The targeting rule really needs to be reviewed after this season. For example in the LSU/Bama there was a definite targeting that was just called a late hit on a defenseless player.

What a great game and exciting finish. Houston and UCF are the two best teams in the AAC.

My prediction - Clemson vs UCF in the Orange.

Glad Perriman is ok. UCF and Houston are two big keys to the AAC's future.

Very happy to hear this , absolutely hate it when this turns the other way. Can't help but think of the Tulane player at a time like that.

(11-10-2013 03:08 AM)AirRaid Wrote:  O'Leary theater company got away with that one.

Shameful.