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Anyone know anything about nonu?
- Thread starter Cornh8er
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Sexton Hardcastle
Well-Known Member
He's having back problems is what ive heard at the practices. Other than that i'm not sure.
Mick Ronson
Well-Known Member
from BG's RMN article this AM:
"NO NONU? Inside linebacker Justin Nonu, an athletic 300-pounder who showed promise upon arriving for his freshman season in 2006, will be granted a medical hardship because of chronic back problems. His college career likely is over, according to a CU news release.
However, Dan Hawkins declined to confirm Nonu?s status, calling it a "possibility?? the player?s career is done. Hawkins also said the status of sophomore safety Reggie Foster would be determined ``at a later date.??"
http://www.rockymountainnews.com/drmn/ncaa/article/0,2777,DRMN_23932_5484826,00.html
"NO NONU? Inside linebacker Justin Nonu, an athletic 300-pounder who showed promise upon arriving for his freshman season in 2006, will be granted a medical hardship because of chronic back problems. His college career likely is over, according to a CU news release.
However, Dan Hawkins declined to confirm Nonu?s status, calling it a "possibility?? the player?s career is done. Hawkins also said the status of sophomore safety Reggie Foster would be determined ``at a later date.??"
http://www.rockymountainnews.com/drmn/ncaa/article/0,2777,DRMN_23932_5484826,00.html