Jamarr Robinson probable on Maryland injury report

09/30/2010

Jamarr Robinson probable on Maryland injury report

Both quarterback Jamarr Robinson and wide receiver Torrey Smith are probable for Maryland entering Saturday's game against Duke, according to the injury report the team is required to submit for conference games.

Robinson missed last week with an injured throwing shoulder. Smith limped into the end zone during his touchdown in Saturday's defeat of Florida International.

Meanwhile, left guard Andrew Gonnella (ankle) is probable as well.

The full rundown:

OUT FOR SEASON

QB C.J. Brown (collarbone)
LT Justin Gilbert (left knee-ACL)
LB Ben Pooler (knee-ACL)
TE Lansford Watson (knee-ACL)
DE Marcus Whitfield (knee-ACL)

OUT

S Desmond Kearse (knee/ankle)
LB David Mackall (concussion)

PROBABLE

G Andrew Gonnella (ankle)
WR Emani Lee-Odai (quadriceps)
QB Jamarr Robinson (shoulder)
WR Torrey Smith (leg)

Sep 30, 2010 8:37:24 PM | Football, Maryland

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