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Cougars freshman QB Lobbestael out for season
posted 7:50 pm Mon October 13, 2008
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- (Sports Network) - Washington State redshirt freshman quarterback
Marshall Lobbestael is out for the season after suffering a torn ACL and torn
MCL in his left knee during the Cougars' contest at Oregon State last
Saturday.
Lobbestael was injured during the fourth quarter of the 66-13 loss to the
Beavers. The freshman signal-caller is the second starting QB to suffer a
season-ending injury, as Gary Rogers suffered a stable cervical spine fracture
versus Portland State.
On the season, Lobbestael has completed 53-of-103 passes for 571 yards, four
touchdowns and four interceptions.
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Marshall Lobbestael is out for the season after suffering a torn ACL and torn
MCL in his left knee during the Cougars' contest at Oregon State last
Saturday.
Lobbestael was injured during the fourth quarter of the 66-13 loss to the
Beavers. The freshman signal-caller is the second starting QB to suffer a
season-ending injury, as Gary Rogers suffered a stable cervical spine fracture
versus Portland State.
On the season, Lobbestael has completed 53-of-103 passes for 571 yards, four
touchdowns and four interceptions.
Copyright 2008 The Sports Network
All rights reserved
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