What's Happening?
Syracuse quarterback Steve Angeli exited the game against Clemson due to a non-contact lower leg injury sustained in the third quarter. Angeli was rolling out of the pocket when he went down without being hit, appearing to be in significant pain. He was assisted off the field by trainers and replaced by Rickie Collins, who promptly threw a touchdown pass to Justus Ross-Simmons, extending Syracuse's lead to 34-14. Before his injury, Angeli had completed 18 of 31 passes for 244 yards and two touchdowns.
Why It's Important?
Angeli's injury is a setback for Syracuse, as he was performing well and contributing significantly to the team's lead against Clemson. His absence could impact Syracuse's offensive strategy and performance in upcoming games. The injury also highlights the risks athletes face, even in non-contact situations, underscoring the importance of player safety and effective medical support. For Clemson, the game represents another challenge in their season, as they struggle to improve their record.
