Oklahoma QB John Mateer Delivers Massive Injury News
Summary
Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer broke a bone in his throwing hand during a game against Auburn. As a result, he will miss about a month of play, and Michael Hawkins Jr. will take over as the starting quarterback for the upcoming game against Kent State.Key Facts
- John Mateer, Oklahoma's quarterback, broke a bone in his throwing hand.
- The injury happened during Oklahoma's 24-17 win over Auburn.
- Mateer was a leading candidate for the Heisman Trophy before the injury.
- He had completed 67.4% of his passes for 1,215 yards, six touchdowns, and three interceptions in the first four games.
- Mateer also rushed for 190 yards and scored five rushing touchdowns.
- A procedure to fix his hand was successfully performed by Dr. Steven Shin.
- Michael Hawkins Jr. will start as quarterback in Mateer's absence.
- Oklahoma is currently 4-0 this season and preparing to face Kent State next.
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