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Arizona Freshman R.J. Mosley Taken Off on Cart with Left Leg Injury Against Texas Tech
Arizona freshman R.J. Mosley was carted off after a hard hit, and ESPN said he was undergoing X-rays to determine the injury’s severity.
- Arizona freshman wide receiver R.J. Mosley was carted off the field late in the third quarter of a game against Texas Tech after suffering a serious knee injury on an eight-yard reception.
- Mosley caught the pass from quarterback Noah Fifita at the 25-yard line, where Red Raiders cornerback Amier Boyd delivered a hard hit that caused the injury.
- Teammates surrounded Mosley as medical personnel rushed to assist at Galaxy Stadium, while ESPN elected not to show replays of the hit, citing the injury's apparent severity.
- Early in the fourth quarter, ESPN sideline reporter Taylor McGregor reported that Mosley remained on campus undergoing X-rays to determine the nature of his lower-body injury.
- The Wildcats, already playing without receiver Spivey due to a broken foot, faced significant Big 12 championship implications in this high-stakes matchup against the Red Raiders.
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Arizona freshman R.J. Mosley taken off on cart with left leg injury against Texas Tech
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LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) — Arizona freshman receiver R.J. Mosley was taken off on a cart with an apparently serious injury to his left leg late in the third quarter of the No. 22 Wildcats’ game at No.
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Arizona Wide Receiver Carted off Field With Scary Injury
An Arizona Wildcats wide receiver was carted off the field in the game against Texas Tech due to an apparent knee injury he suffered late in the third quarter. R.J. Mosley took a big hit after catching a pass and immediately grabbed his knee. The training staff quickly attended to Mosley before he…
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Leaning Left9Leaning Right1Center9Last UpdatedBias Distribution48% Left, 47% Center
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- 48% of the sources lean Left, 47% of the sources are Center
48% Left
L 48%
C 47%
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