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West Virginia medical cart backs into wall with injured Cincinnati player

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 17 Oct, 21:38 · Archive

A West Virginia staffer accidentally backed a medical cart into a wall whilst transporting an injured Cincinnati Bearcats player.

Cincinnati Bearcats defensive tackle Josh Hough suffered a lower-leg injury during the second quarter of the team's 45-42 loss to West Virginia on Saturday. He required assistance getting off the field and was placed on a medical cart.

As the cart was being driven from the sideline to the locker room, the West Virginia staffer driving it accidentally backed too far, pushing Hough's left foot against a wall at Milan Puskar Stadium. The incident, which was captured on the TNT Sports broadcast, showed Hough sitting on the back of the cart with his injured leg extended when the collision occurred. He immediately reacted in visible pain.

Hough was subsequently ruled out for the remainder of the game with a lower-body injury. It was not immediately clear whether the collision caused any additional damage to his already injured leg. The 335-pound senior had been a key contributor to Cincinnati's defence this season, entering Saturday's match with 15 tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss and three sacks.

West Virginia medical cart backs into wall with injured Cincinnati player
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In this story: Josh Hough · Cincinnati Bearcats · West Virginia Mountaineers · Milan Puskar Stadium

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