Sports Thread #1 For 9/8/09: Disheartening News For Jermaine Gresham (Updated: It's Official, He's Out For The Rest Of The Season)

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Man, this sucks
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The rest of the season remains up in the air for OU tight end Jermaine Gresham.

Head coach Bob Stoops said today during his weekly press conference that Gresham will have arthroscopic surgery on his right knee to find out what kind of damage was done.

Gresham was injured in a practice last week and did not play in OU's 14-13 loss to Brigham Young on Saturday.
Gresham passed on millions for one extra year at winning the national title for his school. Now this injury makes that first round status tenuous at best.

A royally shame for him and his family. Even the most ardent supporter of the Texas Longhorns will be feeling sad for him.

Updated: ESPN how has made it official from their reporting. He is out for the rest of the year.

A miserable two weeks for Sooner fans if there ever were.

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