Virginia Tech player leaves Clemson game on ambulance after apparent leg injury
Virginia Tech player leaves Clemson game on ambulance after apparent leg injury.
For the second week in a row, an opposing player had to be carted off the field because of injury during a Clemson football game.
There was no immediate update on his status after the game.
Late in the fourth quarter of the Tigers’ 24-14 win at Virginia Tech, Hokies linebacker Gabe Williams suffered an apparent leg injury, was mounted onto a stretcher and left on an ambulance that drove onto the field.
Williams was injured on a Clemson rushing play at roughly the six-minute mark of the fourth quarter. Saturday’s game at Lane Stadium was delayed roughly eight minutes as trainers evaluated Williams and eventually brought out a stretcher.
Williams’ left knee was in an air cast when he left the field, per multiple reports. During the delay, both teams took a knee on their respective sidelines.
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