UNT's Quinn sees streak end

[GreenBat]

UNT's Quinn sees streak end

North Texas senior wide receiver Johnny Quinn saw his streak of 41 consecutive starts come to an end against Arkansas State. UNT coaches made a game-time decision that he would not be able to play with a sprained ankle suffered in practice last week. Only 10 players in Division 1-A had started more consecutive games than Quinn, heading into the week, led by Fresno State center Kyle Young, who had made 45 straight starts.

Quinn's streak 42 straight games with a reception, which ranks third nationally, will continue.

[emmitt01]

UNT's Quinn sees streak end

North Texas senior wide receiver Johnny Quinn saw his streak of 41 consecutive starts come to an end against Arkansas State. UNT coaches made a game-time decision that he would not be able to play with a sprained ankle suffered in practice last week. Only 10 players in Division 1-A had started more consecutive games than Quinn, heading into the week, led by Fresno State center Kyle Young, who had made 45 straight starts.

Quinn's streak 42 straight games with a reception, which ranks third nationally, will continue.

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[GreenBat]

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Read the second line following the title. They also said it on the broadcast!

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Edited October 21, 2006 by GreenBat

[MeanGreenBuzz]

They should have put him in for the first offensive play of the game and benched him after that.

[MeanMag]

They should have put him in for the first offensive play of the game and benched him after that.

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The way they were talking on the radio we would be lucky to have him back in 2-3 weeks.

So, doing this would not be advisable.

[FirefightnRick]

Wasn't a game time situation by the way.

Rick

[PerryG2480]

Dang, would have been nice to have arguably our best player in their returning punts instead of Muzzy tonight...that fumble turned the momentum for good.