Osiecki is back!

[SAMCRO]

Per Twitter he practiced yesterday.

edit- just noticed Santini posted it in the Osiecki gone? thread.

 

[mattp]

i'd rather you start a new thread for it anyhow. "Osiecki is back!" has a much nicer ring to it as far as thread titles go

 

[Palatine]

i'd rather you start a new thread for it anyhow. "Osiecki is back!" has a much nicer ring to it as far as thread titles go

+1

 

[PolisHusky]

Great to hear, I feel like he is the juggernaut when he gets a full head of steam. I can't wait to see him out in the flat and I hope his blocking continues to improve. I really am pulling for the kid. He had a rough start to his career, but I think he has what it takes to pull through and be successful in every facet of the phrase, student-athlete. Welcome back, Mike!

 

[Uconnalliance]

The bull is back baby! Ride on!

 

[mets1090]

Glad he took the time to go home and reassess everything rather than staying and risking constantly questioning his decision. Now he can be 100% sure and stay with the team. Good for him. Good for the team.

Edit: Also glad PP was understanding of the situation and was open about it.

 

[NEforceUConn]

I wish him all the best for huge success!!!!

 

[noeynox]

Welcome back Mike.

 

[Sean]

I like the way PP handled this, and, possibly, McCummings. Too many kids transfer the first time they have self doubt...rather let people take some time, clear their heads, and get their education and play a role at the current school.

 

[jdb50]

Glad to hear it, I see big things for #36 out of the backfield. He's got three years and should see the field alot.

 

[FAIRTIDES]

I like the way PP handled this, and, possibly, McCummings. Too many kids transfer the first time they have self doubt...rather let people take some time, clear their heads, and get their education and play a role at the current school.

Question: Is PP's handling of the two situations (go home and think things out) normal? I have only known (just barely) one college coach, so I have no frame of reference. It just seems to be at odds with the perception of the big, tough, football only coach.