From Tuesday Weis Press Conference
From Tuesday Weis Press Conference
Q. Any word on injuries?
COACH WEIS: (Michael) Floyd didn't have any knee injury. He had 15 stitches in that knee, so what we will do is practice him and just not have him do monkey rolls and try to keep him off the ground and try to keep the cut from opening up this week. And also we will do all we can.
But we told him he's from Minnesota and we gave him the hockey analogy; that if you get 15 stitches in a hockey game, usually you're out about five minutes and you're back in there. So we have been playing the Minnesota angle with him all week long. But fortunately he is getting around pretty good.
The problem, one of my bigger concerns, is this campus, like every other campus, I'm concerned with the swine flu; in that we haven't had any firm cases of it, but because it's running around, all of the high schools and colleges around the country, that's all a concern of mine, and you know, kids can come down at last minute and get sick. Knock on wood, we continue to be relatively healthy. I would put (James) Aldridge not out, but I would say doubtful. He's going to run around some today. We will have to test the shoulder out. But I would still list him as doubtful for the game. Other than that, you could bring somebody up that I might be forgetting -- Armando is good. Bruised ego but other than that, I think should be just fine.
Q. Is Duval (Kamara) getting close to 100 percent, good blocking down the field, but is he at a point where he can run down the field now? COACH WEIS: Oh, I think that he's right there. I think he can go vertical down the field right now without too much of a problem. I think even in the first game, he could go down the field without too much of a problem. Just didn't practice as much leading into that game. But I don't think you'll have to worry about him getting down the field. I think we could do that now.