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Welcome into a somber edition of the Undercenter podcast here at Hallis Hall.

I'm J.J. Stankovitz, joined by Cam Ellis and John Moon Mullen. Bear's season's over. The suddenness and the abruptness of it still hasn't

quite set in around Hall. We had our final chance to speak with players today before they all

disperse until OTAs, which is kind of a crazy thing. We won't get a chance to talk to these guys until

April, or I guess even May. But a lot of things to talk about, a lot of things to take care

of here before we really turn our attention to the offseason. The first one, the mysterious

injury to Trey Burton. We had a little bit of clarification on that today.

He said he felt some stiffness in practice on Friday, was able to get through the whole

practice. It progressively felt stiffer and stiffer as Friday went on. Then Saturday morning, he

woke up and he said his groin was, quote, completely locked up. So tough to play when you can't really

move an important part of your body, but the absence of Trey Burton really did affect this team,

and it affected how the Bears could run their offense, and it affected how the Eagles played

the Bears with, you know, Tariq Cohen maybe being taken out of the game a little bit

more than he would have had Trey Burton been in there. But, Moon, you watched the game. What was

your impression of how this offense handled not having Trey Burton out there? I thought it was bad.

I mean, well, obviously, you only scored, what, 15 points? I mean, you can't win a game.

If your defense holds somebody to 16, you should win.

And I think we were talking about it during the game.

Again, not to diminish Trey Burton, but you should be able to win.

This isn't like Gruncowski and his prime.

You pull that out of your offense.

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