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College football world reacts to news star Clemson WR Justyn Ross will miss 2020 season
By Adam Spencer
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The Clemson Tigers got some awful news on Monday, as coach Dabo Swinney revealed that star WR Justyn Ross would have neck surgery and miss the 2020 season.
Now, according to a couple of doctors, including former NFL doctor David J. Chao, Ross’s future in the sport is in question:
I am very concerned that the combination of June surgery and congenital issue puts him likely out for this season and brings his football career into question. Hope this is not the case.? https://t.co/0nNlhzP3pj
— David J. Chao – ProFootballDoc (@ProFootballDoc) June 1, 2020
This is an issue bc some bones move too much and can encroach on the spinal cord and/or brain stem
It's a miracle he's played football this long. Unfortunately this as career threatening of a condition as there is
— Edwin Porras, DPT (@FBInjuryDoc) June 1, 2020
Around the college football world, Ross received an outpouring of support, with many expressing their hope that Ross would be able to play football again:
Quick recovery to Justyn Ross. Man is a beast @ClemsonFB
— Alex (@alexanderDEF) June 1, 2020
Prayers up for Justyn Ross man! He gone come back harder than ever?
— Tré Turner (@tre11turner) June 1, 2020
Hoping for a quick and full recovery for Justyn Ross. We’ll miss you next season, @_jross8. Thank you for everything you’ve given this team already. pic.twitter.com/dBUiHGQGZC
— Austin Pendergist (@apthirteen) June 1, 2020
Prayers up for Justyn Ross and a speedy recovery. Such a talented player
— Jayde Saylor (@JaydeSaylor) June 1, 2020
I’ll never forget these Justyn Ross catches. Really hoping he plays again pic.twitter.com/ARTgZ5Qqei
— Matt Gajewski (@Matt_Gajewski) June 1, 2020
We’ll see how the surgery goes, and what the prognosis is for his recovery.
Ross’s talent is evident on the field, as he recorded 66 catches for 865 yards and 8 touchdowns in 2019.
Adam is a daily fantasy sports (DFS) and sports betting expert. A 2012 graduate of the University of Missouri, Adam now covers all 16 SEC football teams. He is the director of DFS, evergreen and newsletter content across all Saturday Football brands.
