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MOS on Nichols

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As per Bob Irving's Coach's Show, MOS says Nichols is good to go for Sunday.

Will he practice this week? MOS says he hasn't decided that yet... he is always pretty sharp even without practice.

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Great news, if Nichols is close to 100%.  We need him to be at his best to win.

1 hour ago, tracker said:

Great news, if Nichols is close to 100%.  We need him to be at his best to win.

Yeah if he is 100% that is fantastic. The nature of his hand injury id worry more about rust, which isnt as big an issue at qb. 

Now the other problem...does he have anyone to throw to?

Dressler, Flanders, Harris..... You're up.... 

2 hours ago, JuranBoldenRules said:

Now the other problem...does he have anyone to throw to?

Yes he does, but the problem is whether they can catch.

had no clue that finger was actually broken either..

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