Jeff Lebby Gives Kamario Taylor Health Update After Mississippi State QB Leaves Game With Unknown Injury
Jeff Lebby said Kamario Taylor is day-to-day after the quarterback left the Alabama game with a leg injury and wore a walking boot.
- Mississippi State Head Coach Jeff Lebby announced Saturday that quarterback Kamario Taylor is day-to-day ahead of the team's October 17 matchup against LSU, according to ESPN's Alex Scarborough.
- Taylor previously sustained a leg injury against Missouri on September 26, entering the Alabama game clearly not at 100 percent and struggling to run or scramble unless defenders were nearby.
- During the 56-23 loss to Alabama, Taylor threw for 258 yards and three touchdowns while completing 19-of-34 passes, delivering a 45-yard dime before exiting late in the fourth quarter.
- Backup quarterback Billy Puckett stepped in to finish the game after Taylor limped to the locker room, where he was spotted wearing a walking boot on the sidelines.
- Regarding his availability for the LSU game, Lebby provided limited details. "We'll let the injury report that Wednesday of LSU speak to where we're at," Lebby said Saturday.
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Jeff Lebby Gives Kamario Taylor Health Update After Mississippi State QB Leaves Game With Unknown Injury
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