FSU QB Deondre Francois out for season: 3 Things it means for Clemson football
Florida State star QB Deondre Francois was injured against Alabama and will be out for the remainder of the season. What does it mean for Clemson football?
Clemson football rival Florida State will be without star quarterback Deondre Francois for the remainder of the season.
It was reported on Sunday that Francois had injured a patella tendon during a roll-up with an Alabama defender on Saturday.
It was a play that, if you saw it live, you noticed something was really wrong.
He couldn’t put any pressure on that knee afterwards and was carted off the field after being in the injury tent.
Deondre Francois injury did not look good. Grabbed his left knee and was shaking his head. #Noles #FSUvsBAMA pic.twitter.com/hWkLT0CWZB
— Ron Clements (@Ron_Clements) September 3, 2017
You never like to see injuries. I don’t care who it is, but you also can’t ignore them when covering sports.
We wish Deondre Francois a speedy and full recovery and nothing but the best going forward.
That being said here’s three things that the injury means for Clemson football and the rest of the 2017 season in the ACC.