Le’Veon Moss carted off field for Texas A&M with apparent leg injury

Le’Veon Moss suffered an apparent leg injury during Texas A&M’s game against South Carolina on Saturday and had to be taken off the field on a cart.

Here’s video of the injury as South Carolina defensive back DQ Smith ran into the right leg of Moss:

Texas A&M running back Le'Veon Moss left the game after an injury. pic.twitter.com/1IqClMJptM

— ESPN (@espn) November 3, 2024

ESPN’s Molly McGrath provided an update on Moss after the first-quarter injury, and it doesn’t sound good.

Aggie running back Le’Veon Moss still in the injury tent being evaluated for a right knee injury. Aggies players are very concerned. Marcel Reed walked off the field and right to the injury tent to check on him, then numerous players walked in and out of the tent to check on Moss. I have never seen so many people crammed inside of an injury tent. The concern is palpable.

Moss had 2 carries for 8 yards before leaving the game. He entered Saturday’s game with 757 yards and 10 touchdowns on 119 carries — third in the SEC in rushing yardage and tied for third in touchdowns — plus 9 catches for 121 yards.

Texas A&M came in to Week 10 with a 7-game winning streak. It last defeated LSU 38-23 to move to 5-0 in the SEC and into first place in the conference.

South Carolina is 4-3, with a 2-3 SEC mark.

Sydney Hunte

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