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Huskies WR Moss's Season in Doubt After Quad Surgery
1 Oct
Summary
- Christian Moss suffered a season-ending quadriceps injury on the first play.
- Washington coach Jedd Fisch indicated Moss might not return this season.
- Moss's eligibility for another season is uncertain due to NCAA rules.
Washington Huskies wide receiver Christian Moss's season is in doubt following a quadriceps injury sustained on the very first offensive play of the season. Head coach Jedd Fisch indicated that the recovery timeline is uncertain, with a possibility that Moss's season may conclude before it truly began. Moss, who transferred from Kennesaw State, had a strong summer and fall camp, building a connection with quarterback Demond Williams Jr.
The injury occurred early in the season opener, limiting Moss to just two snaps. Fisch noted that a return might not be possible until weeks ten or eleven, and the player has since undergone quad surgery. Further complicating matters is the uncertainty surrounding Moss's eligibility for an additional season, as the NCAA's five-year rule is being considered.
