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Clemson Tigers INJURY REPORT 2009 |
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All Times Pacific | Red= Key Injury | Bold = Starter |
The current injury report for the Clemson Tigers football team is below. If any additions or corrections should be made, please contact info@CollegeInjuryReport.com. Archived reports from previous weeks and years can be found further down the page.
CLAEMSON INJURY REPORT ARCHIVE 2009
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Next game: Middle Tennessee State at Clemson on 09/05 |
| 09/05 | 8:26am | Dalton Freeman | C | Probable | Hamstring | Redshirt freshman C Dalton Freeman is listed as probable for the Sept 5 game against Middle Tennessee State after recovering from a preseason hamstring injury. He is considered to be a "very good" pass blocker with "outstanding hands". | | 09/05 | 8:20am | Xavier Dye | WR | Probable | Hamstring | Junior WR Xavier Dye is not 100 percent for the Sept 5 game against Middle Tennessee State but is expected to start. Dye has played in 26 consecutive games, making two starts in 2008. He is the projected starter opposite star WR Jacoby Ford, who is also recovering from a hamstring injury. | | 09/05 | 8:15am | Daniel Andrews | LB | Doubtful | Hamstring | Sophomore LB Daniel Andrews is doubtful for the Sept 5 game against Middle Tennessee State. Andrews is a reserve SLB who starts on several special team units for Clemson. In 2008, Andrews played the role of reserve LB and special team performer. | | 09/05 | 8:08am | JK Jay | T | Out For Year | Back | True freshman RT JK Jay is out for the season with a herniated disc in his back. Jay suffered the injury during summer workouts. Prior to going down with the injury, Jay was expected to push for a starting job at right tackle prior to his injury. | | 09/05 | 7:57am | Jacoby Ford | WR | Probable | Hamstring | Senior WR Jacoby Ford participated in full contact drills on Aug 26 for the first time since last season. The All-ACC talent injured his hamstring during the NCAA track season. Ford returns to Clemson as the leading receiver, with 710 receiving yards on 55 receptions and 4 touchdowns. Ford is expected to play on Sept 5 against Middle Tennessee State. | | 09/05 | 7:57am | Brandon Ford | WR | Probable | Foot | Freshman WR Brandon Ford is listed as probable in Clemson's official injury report for the Sept 5 game against Middle Tennessee State. Ford had been held out of practice the previous week with a sore foot. The reserve WR is coming off a redshirt season. | | 09/05 | 7:57am | Brandon Thompson | DT | Probable | Wrist | Sophomore DT Brandon Thompson fractured a bone in his right wrist in practice the week of August 17, but he is listed as probable for the Sept 5 game against Middle Tennessee State. Thompson is a projected starter at DT and is considered one of the top players on a talented Clemson defense. Thompson did say that the heavy club-like cast he currently has on his arm hindered his ability to pass rush, but the head coach Dabo Swinney said that Thompson will be fitted for a much lighter cast for Saturday's game. | | 09/05 | 7:57am | Spencer Benton | K | Probable | Hamstring | Redshirt freshman K Spencer Benton has been suffering from a hamstring pull throughout fall camp. He sat out the Aug 26 practice with the pulled muscle. Benton was named the starting kicker during the spring by head coach Dabo Swinney. While Benton will still perform kickoff duties Sept 5 against Middle Tennessee State, he is currently competing with Richard Jackson and freshman Chandler Catanzaro for field goal and extra point work. | | 08/10 | 5:05pm | Barry Humprhies | OG | Out For Year | Transfer | Humphries is no longer a member of the Clemson football team, Head Coach Dabo Swinney announced. Humphries intends to transfer to another school for his final year of eligibility this fall. “I would like to be a starter in my final year of college and it would be very difficult for that to be the case at Clemson this year,” said Humphries. Sophomore Antonio McClain has a lock on the right guard position and senior Thomas Austin will man the left guard job in 2009. | | 08/10 | 4:59pm | Stanley Hunter | LB | Out For Year | Giving Up Football | Sophomore Stanley Hunter suffers from epilepsy and is giving up football. As a true freshman last year he played in 12 games and accumulated 37 tackles. Redshirt freshman Tank Rollins appears to be in line for the backup WLB position behind senior starter Kavell Conner - last year's team leading tackler. |
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