JB Mauney wins in MSG

One of the youngest cowboys in the PBR beat out all of the veterans to come from behind and take the event title. Last year's top rookie, JB Mauney from North Carolina, sort of snuck in from behind to take the event title. Three time and reigning World Champion Adriano Moraes won two go rounds and ended up placing in the top ten. I will post more later, but I am having difficulties with the PBR's website. I keep getting a 'content error' message every time I try to load the draw/results page. I can say that my favorite cowboy, Cord McCoy came off all three of his long go bulls. But there is always next week. Go get em Cord.

Injuries also abounded at this event. Brian Canter got his head stepped on in the first go round, but was able to ride again later. I believe it was Shane Proctor (don't quote me on that though) who got his abdomin stepped on pretty hard in that same round just a few minutes after Canter was hurt, he also came back to ride later. Ross Coleman will be out of an indetermined length of time after seriously injuring his left shoulder. The PBR's injury page said he is very unlikely for next week's event in Massachussetts. And then there is Tennessee's cowboy Cory Rasch. Rasch got bucked off in the third go round back up next to the chute. The bull turned back on him, and by passing the bull fighters, pinned him on the chute post, working him over pretty badly. Poor Cory ended up with a laceration to his liver, and will be out for three to six months. This poor cowboy seems to always end up getting badly hurt at the start of the season. Last year he also ended up sitting out for several months after a bull stomped hard on his head. Hopefully all the boys who were injured badly enough to require some down time will be able to get healed up quickly and come back to tour very shortly.