QB Ricky Stanzi Likely Sidelined For Iowa's Final Two Games
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Iowa quarterback Ricky Stanzi went to the locker room in the second quarter of the Northwestern game after a hard hit in the end-zone by DE Corey Wootton, which also caused a fumble. The Wildcats recovered the fumble for a touchdown.
After wincing in severe pain and getting up with a limp, Stanzi was helped off the field and replaced by redshirt freshman James Vandenberg.
Stanzi had four completions for 134 yards, a touchdown and an interception before heading to the locker room.
In the second half, Stanzi returned to the sidelines wearing a walking boot and using crutches. It has been reported by ESPN and the Big Ten Network that Stanzi suffered a high ankle sprain.
Iowa Head Coach Kirk Ferentz reported after the game that Stanzi is likely out of action for Iowa's next two games. This is a huge blow to the Hawkeyes, who are 5-1 in the Big Ten and tied for first place with Ohio State and Penn State.
Iowa went on to lose the game 17-10, ending their perfect season and likely ending their national title chances.
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