Will Levis suffers gruesome dislocated finger during Kentucky at Ole Miss
By Andrew Olson
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Will Levis suffered more than just a penalty on his safety in the end zone. ESPN’s cameras showed the Kentucky quarterback injured his finger on the play.
Levis was giving an official the finger, in a sense, to display the injury.
Don’t think your finger is supposed to look like that, Will Levis. pic.twitter.com/oQOLDiklRi
— Steve Samra (@SamraSource) October 1, 2022
— no context college football (@nocontextcfb) October 1, 2022
Levis’ injury was to his non-throwing hand, allowing him to return to the game after getting some assistance. UK’s backup QB was also observed taking snaps on the sideline.
Oh God, Levis definitely broke or dislocated a finger on his non-throwing hand. That thing was pointing the wrong way. Barf.
— Kyle Tucker (@KyleTucker_ATH) October 1, 2022
Backup QB Kaiya Sheron is taking snaps on the sideline. https://t.co/mCassBfGO1
— Jon Hale (@JonHale_HL) October 1, 2022
No. 7 Kentucky got off to a rough start against No. 14 Ole Miss, falling behind by double digits. Despite the injury, led the Wildcats to cut the deficit to 19-12 before the half.
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