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Sean White reportedly attempted to finish Sugar Bowl despite breaking his arm
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Football players are some of the toughest athletes anywhere on Earth.
The amount of physical pain one endures for a 60-minute game is perhaps unparalleled — especially as a quarterback being chased by individuals routinely weighing more than 300 pounds.
During Monday’s Sugar Bowl between Auburn and Oklahoma, Tigers’ signal-caller Sean White was the true epitome of a tough son-of-a-gun:
NEWS: Auburn quarterback Sean White broke his arm on the first drive of the game and kept playing, per his father. https://t.co/yDtwu2kOaz
— Auburn Undercover ?? (@Auburn247) January 3, 2017
According to his father, White played much of the first half with a broken arm. He was eventually lifted for John Franklin III.
Sounds like Auburn quarterback Sean White will not return in the second half, per the Auburn radio broadcasts and reports.
— AUBlog (@AUBlog) January 3, 2017
White will not return to the contest. Credit him for playing multiple series with a serious injury — trying to help his team as best he can.
