Ole Miss running back Kewan Lacy exits Texas game with re‑injured shoulder
Ole Miss RB Kewan Lacy left the loss to Texas after re‑injuring his left shoulder in a gang tackle, a concern that could affect his availability for future games.
Key points
- Kewan Lacy exited the Ole Miss vs. Texas game with a re‑injured left shoulder.
- Coach Pete Golding said the injury "won't go away" and needs immediate attention.
- The shoulder was previously injured in the LSU matchup.
- Team officials described the injury as concerning and are assessing his status.
Ole Miss RB Kewan Lacy Leaves Texas Loss with Re‑Injured Shoulder
Ole Miss running back Kewan Lacy exited the Rebels’ game against Texas after sustaining a shoulder injury.
Coach Pete Golding detailed his conversation with Lacy, noting that the injury “won’t go away” and that it required immediate attention.
Reports indicate Lacy re‑injured his left shoulder/arm area following a gang tackle by Texas defenders, the same arm he had previously hurt in the LSU matchup.
The injury was described as “concerning” by team officials, and its status remains uncertain as the Rebels assess Lacy’s condition.
Your questions, answered
What injury did Kewan Lacy suffer in the Texas game?
He re‑injured his left shoulder/arm area during a gang tackle by Texas defenders.
Who commented on Lacy's injury after the game?
Ole Miss head coach Pete Golding discussed the injury, saying it won't go away and requires immediate attention.
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