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UCF QB McKenzie Milton saw his junior season come to a horrifying end in Week 13 against USF, going down with a severe knee injury that required emergency surgery.
Milton could have lost his leg, but doctors were able to save it and then eventually repair it. Now, he faces a lengthy rehab process, and it’s unclear whether he’ll play again.
On Wednesday, though, he shared an encouraging update. As you can see in the Instagram post below, Milton is now able to leg press 40 points with his injured knee:
If Milton is able to return to the field, he’s absolutely right — it will be one hell of a story. For now, though, he’s taking it one step at a time.
Hopefully we’ll see him on the gridiron again soon, but for now, we’ll settle for this positive update regarding his recovery.
Dont care
You think USF tackles hard? Try playing varsity teams more than twice a year. Hey I’m all for the little JV QB coming back and beating the Florida Atlantics, Akron Zips, and South Middle Directional Commuter University Poochies again. It’s lots of fun and everyone needs something to watch on a Tuesday night, even if it is a bunch of loudmouth chumps playing in front of 39,000 delusional fans.
Talk about douchebag comments…The guy almost lost a leg for sport that is entertainment! Get a grip gators. I get we are all tired of the UCF storyline, but give the guy a break.
Maybe Gator fans should take some lessons from their coach about having some class. Showing no respect to an opposing QB that had one of the most brutal injuries in the sport is the definition of classless. No excuses.
Didnt keep him from running his mouth. So why should we care? Bc he plays a sport? Get a f!@kin grip dude hes not out her curing cancer. I served with men and women who lost appendages and didnt get the support this clown does.
Long way to go, noodle legs.
Always wished him well and for a full recovery. No ill will to him based on their fanbase. However, just like the Central Florida Golden Knight fans (yep, I refuse to call them what they want to be called), he ran his mouth after the bowl games. His choice, though I expected better from him. At this point, I’m hoping he has a full recovery and returns to his school as the QB next year. Although it may mean we have a crappy season, I’m also hoping that Florida gets a chance to play him. I can promise you we’d destroy that team. Get well McKenzie.
Best wishes…..you have a long way to go.