Key Points:
- Avery Johnson, the quarterback from Kansas State, sustained a non-contact injury during their victory against the Colorado Buffaloes.
- The injury to Johnson took place in the second quarter and raised concerns about his availability for subsequent games.
- Despite the setback, Kansas State managed to assert dominance over the game winning against Colorado 38-24.
- The backup quarterback came in to prevent Kansas State from losing the advantage they had in the previous game.
- As preparations for the next games commence, Kansas state will be watching Johnson’s recovery process closely.
Kansas State’s Avery Johnson, who plays the quarterback position, suffered a worrying non-contact injury during the match against Colorado. This worries the fans and the team officials alike. This injury came after Johnson had contributed greatly for the success of the Wildcats’ offense before he exited the game in the third quarter. But it did not matter as Kansas State went on to win against Colorado 38-24 sans Johnson.
Johnson’s injury will be a factor the team’s medical department will watch keenly ahead of the next matches. The Wildcats are eager to get such a player back on the playing pitch considering the invaluable contribution that he has made to the team’s attacking system this season.
Injury Details: Non-contact injury, status pending further evaluation.
