Back for more camp notes here on Warchand TV.

He's Irish Refel, managing editor of Warchand.com. My name is Tom Lang. You guys enjoyed the news digestie feature that we released earlier this week so much that we put a name on it. It's called The Chance, and henceforth, this feature will be called The Chance. You can expect it on your multimedia feeds, podcast, and or right here on Warchant TV a couple of times a week.

Ira, I like the name.

This is a five-star show Fell production right here. I know that you coined this term, and I think it suits us perfectly because we get in, we get out, we give you the news. Yeah, man, it's a little, it's the abbreviated name of Warchant, and this is kind of the abbreviated news. It's not everything you're going to get at Warchant.com if you subscribe and take part in the entire experience. But yeah, we'll keep you up to date on the chant as well. So the first topic today that we'll get into is about injuries. Ira, I was there yesterday with y'all for interviews Saturday, the 16th for clarity when Mike Norbell was speaking on.

Florida State pivoting.

They're getting close to full-on Alabama prep from preseason camp into the proper install.

And he was pretty forthcoming about injuries.

More so than I expected when I got into the building. And a lot of players' names came up, whether it's guys that are on

the men's or maybe a couple of surprise names or new developments of players who might have gotten banged up in the last week of practice. Where do you think we should start? Because we could go to skill position players or guys in the trenches. What do you think? Well, real quick, I think the reason he did that, and we all know Mike Norvell is not like talking about injuries. I feel like he wanted to share some of the positive developments,

but if he didn't tell us that, then he couldn't cop out to the fact that they had been injured in the first place. You know, Gavin Blackwell, for example, I think he's a good place to start. He's a guy that we haven't talked about much in preseason because he has been banged up. From our understanding, he was fine going into camp.

I think it was the very first practice.

He had kind of a tweak something in his lower body, maybe a knee or something in his lower body that first week and the first day.

And hadn't really practiced since then, but he was back out there last week,

and I think on Saturday, and I think that's a significant one.

You know, of all the transfers, Florida State brought in this offseason, he's probably

the least talked about.

He was a wide receiver.

They added late in the spring.

But I think they're pretty enthused about what he can do for this offense.

He is a guy that played three or four years at North Carolina.

His freshman year, or his registered freshman year had over 20 catches.

I mean, he's pretty productive early on.

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