Clemson’s top receiver Justyn Ross to undergo surgery, miss 2020 season
Clemson receiver Justyn Ross will overlook the 2020 period because of a neck and backbone personal injury.
Coach Dabo Swinney introduced the personal injury in a teleconference Monday. The Athletic stories Ross will have surgical procedure Friday.
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Breaking personal injury update from Clemson: Justyn Ross is going to have surgical procedure Friday. When he experienced an X-ray after the spring personal injury, he uncovered he was born with some thing identified as congenital fusion. He will not play this period.
— Grace Raynor (@gmraynor) June one, 2020
Swinney also claimed there is no guarantee Ross will be capable to play soccer all over again. Ross was ranked No. seven on Sporting News’ top rated fifty large board for the 2021 NFL Draft.
That is a significant blow for Clemson, which is ranked No. one in SN’s preseason top rated twenty five.
Ross emerged as 1 of the ideal deep-threat receivers in the FBS the previous two seasons. He caught forty six passes for one,000 yards and nine TDs as a freshman, and he experienced sixty six catches for 865 yards and eight TDs as a sophomore. He was envisioned to be Trevor Lawrence’s No. one goal in the passing recreation for the Tigers.
