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The Tampa Bay Times' Joey Knight reports that USF redshirt junior QB Blake Barnett (various) will likely only be available in an emergency situation in Thursday's Bad Boy Mowers Gasparilla Bowl matchup with Marshall.
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He can add all the wrinkles he wants.....that rain is coming down, and that field will be mush.
The Tampa Bay Times' Joey Knight reports that USF redshirt junior QB Blake Barnett (various) will likely only be available in an emergency situation in Thursday's Bad Boy Mowers Gasparilla Bowl matchup with Marshall.
Barnett dealt with shoulder and leg injuries down the stretch of the regular season, ultimately sitting out two of USF's last three games. He was able to shed a walking boot over the weekend, but clearly has not made the necessary progress to start. The former high-star recruit has an 11/11 TD/INT ratio on the year and has never made good on his early press clippings, but even with his obvious issues, South Florida's already fragile offense is not well suited to be turning to a backup at this late juncture. Knight forwards that Brett Kean or Chris Oladokun will start in Barnett's place. Dec 20 - 3:32 PM
Source: Joey Knight on Twitter
http://www.rotoworld.com/recent/cfb/133287/blake-barnett
Barnett dealt with shoulder and leg injuries down the stretch of the regular season, ultimately sitting out two of USF's last three games. He was able to shed a walking boot over the weekend, but clearly has not made the necessary progress to start. The former high-star recruit has an 11/11 TD/INT ratio on the year and has never made good on his early press clippings, but even with his obvious issues, South Florida's already fragile offense is not well suited to be turning to a backup at this late juncture. Knight forwards that Brett Kean or Chris Oladokun will start in Barnett's place. Dec 20 - 3:32 PM
Source: Joey Knight on Twitter
http://www.rotoworld.com/recent/cfb/133287/blake-barnett
