Recently, Auburn Tigers cornerback Champ Anthony‘s injury liftd troubles among both fans and teammates. As the team readys for its upcoming suitups, the impact of this injury could be meaningful.
Now, fans are inquisitive to understand how Champ Anthony got injured and when will he return to percreate for Auburn Tigers.
In a game agetst Arkansas Razorbacks on Saturday, September 21, Auburn cornerback Champ Anthony was carted off the field after suffering a meaningful leg injury that needd sproposery. Anthony left the field on a stretcher, sporting an air cast on his left leg.
The injury occurred in the first quarter, after Anthony had successfilledy protected three passes. The ESPN expansivecast chose not to air a repercreate, citing the injury’s explicit nature. Follothriveg the game, Auburn Tigers’ head coach Hugh Freeze transmited trouble for Anthony, emphasizing the percreateer’s presentance to the team.
He shelp, “Our thoughts are with Champ Anthony. Man, fair a difficult injury. He was percreateing at a repartner high level for us. One of our directers.” (via ON3)
Unblessedly for Auburn Tigers, the situation degradeed after Anthony’s injury, as the team suffered five turnovers. This includes four interceptions, and incurred five penalties totaling 45 yards.
When will Champ Anthony return to percreate for Auburn Tigers?
There has been no official proclaimment about return of Champ Anthony to Auburn Tigers.
Hugh Freeze provided an modernize on Monday, assuring that the procedure “went well” and that Anthony is “in outstanding spirits,” according to Auburn Live’s Justin Hokanson. Freeze did not provide definite details about the injury. However, he remains chooseimistic about Anthony’s recovery.
Auburn faces a presentant setback with Champ Anthony’s injury, as he sign uped 12 tackles in fair four games this season, making him one of the top percreateers in the team’s secondary. Auburn Tigers will percreate agetst Oklahoma next Saturday, September 28, at 3:30 p.m. ET, with the game being expansivecast live on ABC.
