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Kamario Taylor exits Oklahoma game after appearing to re-aggravate foot injury

Mark Kern

By Mark Kern

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Kamario Taylor has missed the last two games due to a foot injury, but he was able to start the game against Oklahoma on Saturday.

However, it wasn’t for long, as he appeared to re-aggravate the injury and he was forced to leave the game in the second quarter.

Here’s a clip showing Taylor’s final play:

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He first suffered the injury in the game against Missouri in Week 4, and he left the game against Alabama the following week.

No player in college football started the year off better than Taylor, as he was a huge reason why the Bulldogs got off to a 4-0 start. He threw 14 touchdowns in the first four games of the season and had the Bulldogs ranked No. 16 at one point.

Freshman Parker Puckett has been the guy for the Bulldogs since Taylor first got hurt, and he once again came in for Taylor when he left. One positive for the Bulldogs is that they got starting running back Fluff Bothwell back from injury. He is the leading rusher for the Bulldogs, and he gives Puckett a reliable guy out of the backfield to lean on and make his job easier.

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