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Singleton's Injury Casts Shadow on FSU's Dominance
20 Sep
Summary
- FSU running back Samuel Singleton Jr. was seen on crutches.
- He potentially suffered a knee injury during the game.
- His return status remains uncertain for Florida State.
Florida State running back Samuel Singleton Jr. exited the game on crutches, raising concerns about a potential knee injury. This critical development occurred during the third quarter of their matchup against Alabama. Singleton Jr. had just made a crucial 65-yard reception that helped Florida State retake the lead.
His immediate return is considered unlikely, marking a significant blow to the Seminoles' offensive capabilities. Prior to his exit, Singleton Jr. had recorded 7 rushing yards and 68 receiving yards. He has been a key player for Florida State this season, leading the team in receiving in the first two games.
With Singleton Jr. sidelined, the responsibility of carrying the offensive load will fall on running backs Ousmane Kromah and Quintrevion Wisner. Kromah has accumulated 73 rushing yards and a touchdown this season, while Wisner has had limited action. Singleton Jr. was a four-star prospect who has steadily increased his role since joining the team.
