Mississippi State’s starting quarterback, Kamario Taylor, is officially day-to-day after re-aggravating a leg injury, according to head coach Jeff Lebby. This news, reported by ESPN’s Alex Scarborough, throws a massive wrench into the Bulldogs’ preparations for their Oct. 17 matchup against LSU.
Taylor’s Injury History Is Getting Real Dicey
This isn’t some new tweak for Taylor. The dude first got dinged up with a leg injury back on Sept. 26 during their game against Missouri. Then, just this past Saturday, he had to bail out in the fourth quarter when Mississippi State was getting stomped 56-23 by Alabama. Having him leave two games because of the same issue? That’s not just bad luck, that’s a serious concern bubbling up early in the season.
Lebby Plays It Close to the Vest Ahead of LSU Clash
Coach Lebby, per Scarborough, isn’t exactly spilling the beans on Taylor’s status. He kept it vague, saying, “We’ll let the injury report that Wednesday of LSU speak to where we’re at.” That’s classic coach-speak for ‘we’re not telling you anything until we absolutely have to,’ right? But what it really tells us is that this Oct. 17 showdown with LSU is seriously hanging in the balance for Taylor. The Bulldogs need their QB, and this kind of uncertainty days before a big game is brutal for any fanbase.
All eyes are now locked on that official injury report, just days before Mississippi State faces LSU. Can Taylor even suit up? This day-to-day status means every single step, every practice rep, is gonna be under the microscope. We’ll be watching closely to see if he can make it back for what’s sure to be a tough game.
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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.
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