Sept 8, 2012; Minneapolis, MN, USA: Minnesota Gophers quarterback MarQueis Gray (5) runs with the ball for a first down in the second half against the New Hampshire Wildcats at TCF Bank Stadium. The Gophers won 44-7. Mandatory Credit: Jesse Johnson-US PRESSWIRE
MarQueis Gray Injury: Minnesota Loses QB For A Few Weeks
The Minnesota Golden Gophers will likely be without quarterback MasQueis Gray for a few weeks. He's set to miss time with a high ankle sprain.
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MarQueis Gray Injury: Minnesota Loses QB For A Few Weeks
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MarQueis Gray Injury: Minnesota Loses QB For A Few Weeks
The Minnesota Golden Gophers will likely be without quarterback MarQueis Gray for a few weeks. He's set to miss time with a high ankle sprain
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MarQueis Gray Injury: Minnesota QB Leaves Game After Hurting Leg
Minnesota Golden Gophers quarterback MarQueis Gray left Saturday's game against Western Michigan on a cart after suffering what appeared to be an injury to his left ankle. Gray was taken down on the first carry of a second quarter drive in which he lost four yards on the play.
MarQueis Gray being taken to locker room in cart. Doesn't look good. Left leg extended. #Gophers
— Rittenberg/Bennett (@ESPN_BigTen) September 15, 2012
At the time, Minnesota was trailing 10-7. Max Shortell came in as Gray's replacement and was successful from the start. Shortell went into halftime having completed five of his six pass attempts for 125 yards and two touchdown tosses in just over four minutes of action.
Before Gray went out with his injury, he'd completed only three of his six pass attempts for 29 yards, one of which was a 10-yard toss to A.J. Barker, who hauled in three touchdown passes in the first half.
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