With the injury he had, he could've been disoriented. He could've not even known how to use the radio. To the best of speculation, he could've not known the significance of his injury, especially with internal bleeding.

There are really only two options. We play here and everyone complains about the surface, or we play here and everyone says it's fine.

Even if we had not been able to lay this extra thick, ready to play turf, the games scheduled this weekend would be going ahead as the surface is not dangerous. What has happened is that we knew we had a problem with the grass when it was covered up for too long.

Players (like Kennedy) can have an opinion but today the pitch played the best it has all year.

This is the seventh first grade game we've had this season ... it's played today the best it has all year.

Falls are the leading cause of death in Rocky Mountain National Park. Jeff?s death reminds us all that the wilderness is not a controlled environment. We have 3 million visitors each year here, and most of them have a safe experience. Still, there are things people need to be aware of.