The game was great, Everyone was great and well, Grieco did let that first shot in, he was still good. All in all good game and I think you guys covered most of it so not a whole lot to say.
Bina didn't come out first. they annouced the team and then the starters and he was last. Everyone clapped and then we started the Robbie Bina chant. It was an awesome game.
According to Martindale, Seniors and above went in 18 minutes, Juniors in 14 minutes, Sophomores in 6, and he didn't know about freshmen but they were predicting that it was faster than the sophomores. Only complaint so far was that someone didn't get tickets.
Would have been a little funnier if it had been the one at the Ralph when Goldie fell with one leg on either side of the boards. NOW that was funny. It was still funny though.
From what my co-worker was told from her lawyer husband was that he would be kept in solitary to avoid that happening. He would be carefully watched everywhere to avoid it also. I would guess that is so the jail doesn't get in trouble for not doing something if something did happen to him.
This is what I found from the Herald website.
http://nl.newsbank.com/nl-search/we/Archiv...&p_docnum=1
I think that is what you meant. If it doesn't work, I'm sorry. I'm not very technologically advanced.
I didn't mean to make light of it. I was just saying what my brother had told me. Trust me when I say that I know really bad things can happen with eye injuries and they aren't something to be messed with. I am just glad that the word is that he is ok.
I e-mailed my older brother who is studying to be an optometrist about this mostly, just asking about the orbital socket thing that was mentioned before. He said that if that is what it is that the most that would have happened is that he would have some fractures in the bones there. It is the same as the eye socket and that it contains all of the bones in the eye. The worst that would happen would be that there would be some restriction in the muscles that control eye movement. sorry for the longer post, but I thought you might want to know what an student of optometry said.