West Virginia medical team backs cart into wall with injured Cincinnati player onboard

There was rather the painful-looking medical cart blooper on Saturday when the Cincinnati Bearcats headed a couple of hours east to Morgantown to handle the West Virginia Mountaineers.Bearcats protective deal with Josh Hough went down with what was later on exposed to be a lower-leg injury.We’ve got to presume that the injury happened on the field, or a minimum of the very first one did, since bad Hough took another knock while attempting to get to the locker space on the back of the medical cart.SOCCER PLAYER GETS SMOKED BY LAWN ROLLER DURING HALFTIME WARM-UP IN WILD MOMENT CAUGHT ON CAMERAOh man … the West Virginia staffer driving that cart might never ever live that a person down.In fairness, the sidelines of a college football video game appear like a hard location to drive anything with a wheelbase longer than a Smart ForTwo (keep in mind those?). It’s even harder if you discover yourself needing to toss down a three-point turn with a 335-pound defensive take on resting on the back.THE CRAIG CARTON SHOW– UNFILTERED, UNAPOLOGETIC AND UNMISSABLE. DOWNLOAD HIS DAILY PODCAST NOW!Having stated that, I have not gone through it myself, however I need to presume that product numero uno on the program at medical cart driving school is “Do not crash into a wall if there is an injured player on board, especially if they’re the first thing that hits said wall.”

File -A Cincinnati Bearcats helmet lays on the grass throughout a spring practice at Nippert Stadium in Cincinnati on Thursday, March 24, 2022. (IMAGN)

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