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Colorado State
Senior starting QB Bradlee Van Pelt, who underwent surgery on Nov. 24 after suffering a broken bone in his right hand during the team?s final regular season contest against UNLV, stated that he fully plans on playing in the Rams? New Year?s Eve bowl game. Van Pelt admits to feeling pain in the hand, but states that the hand injury is almost healed and allows ?about 95 percent full movement? at this point. The senior signal-caller will be limited in practice for the next few days, and co-offensive coordinator Dan Hammerschmidt hinted that sophomore backup Justin Holland, who is the projected 2004 starting QB, may see a good deal of action during the team?s date with Boston College in two weeks.
Colorado State
Senior starting QB Bradlee Van Pelt, who underwent surgery on Nov. 24 after suffering a broken bone in his right hand during the team?s final regular season contest against UNLV, stated that he fully plans on playing in the Rams? New Year?s Eve bowl game. Van Pelt admits to feeling pain in the hand, but states that the hand injury is almost healed and allows ?about 95 percent full movement? at this point. The senior signal-caller will be limited in practice for the next few days, and co-offensive coordinator Dan Hammerschmidt hinted that sophomore backup Justin Holland, who is the projected 2004 starting QB, may see a good deal of action during the team?s date with Boston College in two weeks.
