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LB Trey Johnson (Official Thread)

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As far as I could tell, Ryan Shazier did not play after the first quarter.

Trey Johnson started the 2nd qtr alongside Curtis Grant and played the 2nd half alongside Joe Burger.

It clearly was not a challenge for him. Let's hope that the next week gets him ready for a real game
 
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DaddyBigBucks said:
As far as I could tell, Ryan Shazier did not play after the first quarter.

Trey Johnson started the 2nd qtr alongside Curtis Grant and played the 2nd half alongside Joe Burger.

It clearly was not a challenge for him. Let's hope that the next week gets him ready for a real game
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Our linebackers have come a long way. I would like to think that all of them are prepared for B1G conference play. IMO, the downfall this year has been the coaching and play of the secondary, not the LBs.
 
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Just checking out there to see if anyone has any news on this guy. He was hurt to start the season, but got in at the end of the Kent St game and looked great....but I haven't seen nor heard of him since then. Checked several of the past games participation reports (unreliable) and haven't seen his name.

Seems to be a bit of a forgotten man despite his much followed recruitment.
 
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http://www.gwinnettdailypost.com/news/2015/jan/10/with-ohio-state-in-championship-game-central8217s/
With Ohio State in championship game, Central's Johnson dealing with career-ending injury

The news came to Trey Johnson on a day normally reserved for celebration, his 20th birthday.

Called into a Nov. 9 meeting with Ohio State doctors, the former Central Gwinnett linebacker got the results of scans on his troublesome right knee. The verdict — he would never play football for Ohio State, or anyone else, again.

“Yeah, it was bad news,” said Johnson, forced into a spectator role for Monday’s College Football Playoff National Championship against Oregon in Arlington, Texas. “But I already knew there was something up with my knee. It’s not one of those things you don’t know. I knew it was something. I was just hoping it was something that could heal.”

The career-ending issue came down to a diagnosis of arthritis in Johnson’s right knee, which initially caused him problems when he played through a torn meniscus as a senior at Central. He had his first surgery on the knee after his final high school season and returned in time to play in the Under Armour All-American Game, but said he’s torn meniscus and had his right knee cleaned out twice since he’s been at Ohio State.

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No good.....
 
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