Munroe, Curtis out for Gator Football Season
Published July 12th, 2008
The Gator defense has been thinned by two players after rising junior Dorian Munroe and rising redshirt senior John Curtis both incurred season-ending knee injuries.
For Curtis, the torn ACL is the third injury to his left knee, and head coach Urban Meyer wonders if a return is prudent.
"The medical staff along with John and his family will need to evaluate his long-term future in football," Meyer said.
For Munroe, who led the Gators in special teams tackles in 2007, Meyer expects a full recovery from a torn ACL in his right knee.
"I'm confident Dorian will battle through the rehabilitation process and come back a better football player."
By Chris Price WCJB TV20 Sports
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