Andrew Peacock

[Appsolutley]

Huh?

He's just trying to stir the pot like always. It's all he has. Well, that and "rep point".

Yeah, if there's one thing he can't resist, it's a $hi+ pot and a spoon.

[JCline0429]

Or was it simply humanitarian?

I don't think so. Not the way he ran out there. He literally was one of the first out. This was a kid he knew so it was more personal. I did not see Trey out there but again he would have worked directly with Andrew so I am sure was out there as well.

I was not discounting his personal interest, rather I was saying he is that compassionate already regardless of who the individual may be.

[JCline0429]

Huh?

He's just trying to stir the pot like always. It's all he has. Well, that and "rep point".

Yeah, if there's one thing he can't resist, it's a $hi+ pot and a spoon.

Wrong, but anyway. I just have strong opinions from my experiences and don't mind voicing them even when they go against the tide.

[AppState89]

Seeing Andrew down like that was scary. I almost had to take down the idiot behind me who kept yelling for him to get up because he wasn't hurt that bad (advanced chemical augmentation makes some people just plain stupid).

There were several things about that agonizing wait that were good to see:
Our coaches and trainers jumping in quickly and decisively.
Spier and Elder on the field in something just under a heartbeat.
Logan Hallock gathering the App players for prayer.
Several WCU kids praying
Heads bowed in prayer throughout the stands
Several folks (coaches and players) gathered around Andrew's family as they endured the wait (been there, done that when I thought my son's neck had been broken in a soccer playoff game - it's a feeling beyond horrible)

At the end of the game, you may have noticed that every WCU player and coach stayed for the post-game prayer. Not many teams do that to that degree. That move and the actions of the WCU players and coaches while Andrew was down were classy moves that underscore the best side of collegiate competition.

I left a few minutes early and went to the hospital. By the time I got there, they told me he had been released. Then Sat said on the post game he was fine. Scared the crap out of me as we have become friends with the Peacocks. I had a 10 second hug with Andrew during the Mountaineer walk and told him how proud everyone is of him. I'm sure I will see he and his family this Friday or Saturday in Raleigh at the Craft show at the fairgrounds.

[Dmanuhone]

If you are here Andrew, congrats on a great APP career. You really had us worried there.

[Apps03]

If you are here Andrew, congrats on a great APP career. You really had us worried there.

Agreed. I'd also like a thread title change. Not sure who has to handle that, OP or mod.

[firemoose]

If you are here Andrew, congrats on a great APP career. You really had us worried there.

Agreed. I'd also like a thread title change. Not sure who has to handle that, OP or mod.

The OP can change the thread title anytime. Calling appgrunt71....please click edit on your first post and change the name in the title bar.

[appgrunt71]

I apologize for the error. I hope it did not distract from the sincerity of this thread. I wish the very best to the Peacock family.

[ASUMountaineer]

Huh?

He's just trying to stir the pot like always. It's all he has. Well, that and "rep point".

Yeah, if there's one thing he can't resist, it's a $hi+ pot and a spoon.

Wrong, but anyway. I just have strong opinions from my experiences and don't mind voicing them even when they go against the tide.

Cool deal. As I said, doing so in this thread was cheap and classless. You should simply apologize for your shameful post and move on.