Sooners star Stone injured in practice collision with scout team player
Oklahoma star defensive tackle David Stone suffered a knee injury at Monday's practice that will be evaluated throughout the week.
The Oklahoma Sooners just got some concerning news about their star defensive tackle, David Stone. He went down with a knee injury during Monday's practice after a collision with a scout team player. This is a tough break for Stone and the Sooners, as he's a key player on their defense. Losing him for any extended period of time could have a significant impact on their performance this season.
The Sooners are expected to be one of the top teams in the Big 12 this year, and Stone's injury could throw a wrench into their plans. The defensive tackle position is a crucial one, and Oklahoma will need to find a way to replace Stone's production if he's out for an extended period. The team will likely have to rely on their depth at the position, but it's unclear at this point who will step up to fill the void.
We'll be keeping an eye on this situation throughout the week as Stone's injury is evaluated. The Sooners' coaching staff will likely provide more updates on his status as the week goes on. For now, it's a wait-and-see situation. One thing to watch is how the team's defensive line looks in the coming weeks - will they be able to adjust to Stone's potential absence, or will it have a lasting impact on their performance?
Originally reported by espn.com. PlayerNews adds analysis for sports & fitness readers.