Defending Champion Indiana Expects RB Khobie Martin to Be Out Until Midseason
Coach Curt Cignetti said the junior is expected back midseason after leaving the season opener with an apparent arm injury.
- Indiana running back Khobie Martin will be out until midseason with an arm injury, coach Curt Cignetti confirmed Monday. Cignetti expects Martin back around midseason following his exit during the season-opening win.
- Martin sustained the injury during the first quarter of the 52-16 victory over North Texas. He appeared in a social media post on Sep 6 with his right arm in a sling.
- Starting cornerbacks Harris and Jamari Sharpe also left the North Texas game with injuries. Both players are listed day-to-day, Cignetti said, with their status not considered long-term concerns.
- Boston College transfer Turbo Richard and Lee Beebe handled rushing duties in the win. Richard recorded 15 carries for 58 yards and two touchdowns, while Beebe added 14 carries for 33 yards.
- The current timeline means Martin could return in time for the Oct 17 matchup. The Hoosiers next host Howard at Memorial Stadium as they continue their season.
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Defending champion Indiana expects RB Khobie Martin to be out until midseason
The defending national champion Indiana Hoosiers expect running back Khobie Martin to be out until about midseason with an arm injury he sustained during the first quarter of Saturday’s 52-16 victory over North Texas.
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By Field Level Media Sep 07 (Field Level Media) - Indiana running back Khobie Martin will be out until midseason with an apparent arm injury, coach Curt Cignetti confirmed Monday. Martin appeared with his right arm in a sling in a social media post on [...]
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Indiana football starting cornerbacks Jamari Sharpe and A.J. Harris are both day-to-day after suffering injuries during the first quarter of week one against North Texas. That’s the good news IU football coach Curt Cignetti provided on Monday. The not so good news but not a complete loss was Cignetti’s update on one of his top [...]
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