Did he say anything about our management of those injuries because, at least from the outside anyway, that seems to be a larger problem than injury prevention?

65% being collision injuries though is pretty good news all things considered. Indicates that there was quite a bit of bad luck involved this year and it's unlikely that would reoccur. Assuming these injuries don't cause any ongoing problems for the players involved the coach next year should see a nice boost in our performance just from improved player availability.

He also said it is the worse it has been since 2002

We won the spoon in 2002 does this make our 8 and 8 look like a sensational result considering the circumstances