Texas A&M's Haynes King needed surgery after suffering 'crack' in lower leg, Jimbo Fisher says

Haynes King exited Saturday's video game early versus Colorado

Texas A&M quarterback Haynes King experienced a harsh injury during the group's sway Colorado on Saturday and also will be out indefinitely as he recovers.

King endured a "crack" in his reduced leg and also require surgical procedure on it, Aggies trainer Jimbo Fisher claimed Monday. It's unclear when King could return yet several records claim he might be out till a minimum of mid-October.

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"He's got a fracture in his reduced leg that they repaired and also operated on. It went clean as a whistle, really good. It was as good as it could humanly be as far as the diagnosis of points," Fisher claimed, through Yahoo Sports.

"Timeline, I'm not a medical professional as well as I'm not mosting likely to say. When you heal, you recover. When you're healed, you're healed. We would never play him before that."

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Texas A&M quarterback Haynes King, center, is helped off the field after being injured in the first half of an NCAA college football game against Colorado, Saturday, Sept. 11, 2021, in Denver.

Texas A & amp; amp; M quarterback Haynes King, facility, is aided off the area after being wounded in the very first half of an NCAA college football game against Colorado, Saturday, Sept. 11, 2021, in Denver. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski) King went off the area favoring his right leg after a 2-yard caretaker on Texas A&M's 2nd belongings of the game in the 10-7 win. He spent the second fifty percent watching the video game from the sideline and was wearing a strolling boot on his ideal foot.

Sophomore Zach Calzada threw an 18-yard touchdown pass to Isaiah Spiller with 2:41 staying in the video game to provide the Aggies the win.

Even with the win, the Aggies dropped 2 spots in the latest AP poll to No. 7.

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