Robert Griffin III, Baylor University’s stud sophomore play-caller, had surgery on Tuesday morning, Oct. 13, to repair an isolated tear in his ACL.
Griffin injured his right knee in Baylor’s victory over Northwestern State last month, throwing three touchdown passes while hurt and leading the Bears to a 41-10 halftime lead before being taken out of the game.
“Well, tomorrow reality sets in,” Griffin stated on his Facebook page on Monday morning, Oct. 12.
With the season-ending surgery now behind him, Griffin can now prepare for his road to recovery through sports rehabilitation.
“[I am] going in hurt, but feel like I’m healed; coming out healed but feel like I’m hurt,” Griffin’s Facebook status read on Tuesday morning.
For now, Griffin must patiently wait for his return to the gridiron—but my guess is that he’ll be biding his time in preparation for coming back bigger, faster, and stronger than ever before.
Superman WILL return; and he’ll be leading the Bears through 2012.
Denton Ramsey may be reached via email at denton.ramsey@gmail.com
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