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Thursday, August 12, 2010
Miami’s Phelan might miss season
Miami University offensive lineman Andrew Phelan, a Lakota West graduate, might be forced to miss the season due to a recurring foot injury, RedHawks coach Michael Haywood said today, Aug. 12.
“Andrew Phelan, from the foot surgery he had in high school, he may be out for the year,” Haywood said following practice at Yager Stadium. “Now the doctor has to go back in and repair it because it (the original repair) didn’t last.”
“He had a chance (to play),” Haywood said. “He was playing pretty well at the end of last spring. It’s really unfortunate because the first day he was out here (in summer practice) he was showing some good things and he started feeling the pain in his foot again.”
At the beginning of summer practice Phelan, a 6-foot-4, 295-pound sophomore from West Chester Twp., was listed second on the depth chart at left tackle behind redshirt freshman Josh Harvey.
