Colorado QB Julian Lewis Taken to Hospital After Medical Emergency, Father Says
His father said the quarterback is recovering after being transported to a hospital, and the family asked for privacy and no further comment.
- On Wednesday, Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Julian Lewis experienced a medical emergency at the University of Colorado athletic facility and was transported to the hospital. His father, T. Carlton Lewis, confirmed the news on Thursday, Oct. 29.
- Lewis, a sophomore, started the season's first four games before being benched during a 23-13 loss at Baylor on Sept. 26. Since then, backup Isaac Wilson has taken over the offense.
- Listed as 'Doubtful' on Wednesday's Big 12 availability report, Lewis' status for Saturday's Kansas State game remains uncertain. Carlton Lewis requested privacy while noting his son is 'recovering.'
- Colorado head coach Deion Sanders addressed Lewis' status on Tuesday, stating he does not 'treat people unfairly' or 'play games with young men' and their careers. Sanders defended his rotation decisions involving Wilson.
- The Buffaloes, currently on a five-game losing streak, prepare to face Kansas State on Saturday without Lewis. With Wilson starting, freshman Kaneal Sweetwyne is the only other available quarterback for the team.
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Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Julian Lewis is recovering after going through a medical emergency, his father announced.
Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Julian Lewis recovering in hospital after medical emergency - NEW YORK TIMES POST
Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Julian Lewis is recovering after going through a medical emergency, his father announced. Lewis suffered the emergency while in the Buffaloes’ facility on Wednesday and was quickly transported to a hospital. It’s unknown what exactly Lewis is dealing with, but his father wrote a statement on X explaining the situation. CLICK HERE [...]
Colorado QB Julian Lewis hospitalized after medical emergency
Colorado quarterback Julian Lewis was hospitalized after a medical emergency at the team’s athletic facility and is recovering, his family said. The family provided no details about the incident and asked for privacy; Lewis has not played in recent games after losing the starting job to Isaac Wilson. · 18 sources across the spectrum on IJR News.
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