
College football is now in season. With the more weeks that go on, more news and notes will be put together. Here are some of the things happening around the sport of college football heading into week 3.
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Kentucky quarterback Terry Wilson is out for the season with a torn Patellar Tendon in his left knee. The injury happened in the third quarter against Eastern Michigan, a game which Kentucky won 38-17. Wilson was 12-3 in his first 15 starts at the school. As a junior, he will have at least one year of eligibility left.
Junior Sawyer Smith will take over for Kentucky. He was 5/9 for 76 yards with two touchdowns in relief of Wilson against Eastern Michigan. He started his career at Troy, where he threw for 1,850 yards, 15 touchdowns and seven interceptions.
Kentucky plays Florida this Saturday.
After being out indefinitely last week, Jake Bentley is now out for the season with an injured foot. He will now have to decide to return for another season, turn pro or transfer if Ryan Hilinski impresses over his time starting the rest of this season at South Carolina.
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After missing the start of the season to be with his wife who passed away due to cancer, Blake Anderson has rejoined Arkansas State.
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The Aggies will be without their starting running back Jashaun Corbin for the year. Corbin injured his hamstring this weekend against Clemson.
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Starting quarterback K.J. Costello will return this week after missing last season. The left tackle Walker Little is now out for the season. Both have NFL aspirations.
This will be updated up until week 3 kicks off!
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