Indiana University running back Turbo Richard is expected to recover quickly after leaving Friday’s game against Northwestern with an injury, according to sources who spoke with ESPN.
Richard departed the field during the second half of the matchup in Bloomington, but medical staff and team officials say he likely avoided a serious injury. He was evaluated on the sidelines and cleared for further assessment.
The Hoosiers, who were hoping to secure a win in the Big Ten contest, will miss the player’s presence for the remainder of the game. Sources indicated that he will be available for practice soon, pending a routine medical clearance.
Indiana’s coaching staff emphasized the importance of a full recovery before returning to play. They also noted that Richard’s health is a priority for the program’s upcoming schedule.
With the injury ruled out as severe, the Hoosiers can look forward to having Richard back on the roster for future games, potentially boosting the team’s offensive options in the weeks ahead.
<small>Source: ESPN — read the original story there.</small>