1) Clemson - he recorded a rushing stat in every single quarter.
2) UF - he recorded a rushing stat in every single quarter.
3) App State - he recorded a rushing stat in 3 quarters.

If this is the way UGA fans count stats, then yes, yes Tre Mason missed "like 8 or 9 halves of football."

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Posted by BuccWildBammer

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Posted on 4/22/14 at 8:16 am to joeyb147

Joey are you buying the CAP hype? I still think Corey Grant will end up AU's leading rusher at the end of the year

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Posted by WG_Dawg

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Posted on 4/22/14 at 8:27 am to joeyb147

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Good lord, could you exaggerate any more?

How is it exaggerating? If a player rushed 1 time in each quarter and never saw the field apart from those 4 plays...yes in reality he played the whole game. But playing in a grand total of 4 plays in the whole game doesn't really mean they "played the whole game". We have to use a little common sense.

He missed all of UT, Mu, and Vandy. That's 6 halves right there. He got hurt in the 2nd quarter of the LSU game and missed the last half, so already we're at 7 full halves of football missed.

CU- he had 12 total carries, or an average of 3 carries per quarter. Don't you think that if he was fully participating in teh game he would carry more than 3 times per quarter? He bruised his thigh early in the 1st quarter and got spot carries the rest of the way.

UF- after the 1st quarter he went to the lockerroom for stomach problems. Hard to be fully playing if you're in the lockerroom. He did get more carries than against clemson, but he did not play the full game.

App St- was taken out after the 2nd drive of the 3rd quarter. So he missed roughly 25 minutes of clock time.

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