Mississippi State: State's morale high after big blows; starting QB search underway.
Mississippi StateSuch was the sentiment from Jeff Lebby in regards to the recent injuries suffered by Mississippi State. "When you step into the arena, that's part of it.
But we have a great opportunity for other guys to be able to step up and go put great things on tape." Lebby also cited during the teleconference that the decision to shut Taylor down was "a team decision" and that everyone involved thought "it was the right thing to do".
"Kamario did everything he could to be able to stay on the field, get back on the field. But it was the right thing," Lebby said.
"He's finished up surgery this morning, and it went really, really well. The aforementioned tape will need to translate into wins.
KEY POINTS
- State's morale high after big blows; starting QB search underway.
- On Wednesday morning, star quarterback Kamario Taylor had surgery to repair a toe injury and will miss the rest of the season.
- On Monday, it was announced that Jalen Smith, the team’s leading tackler before his injury, had knee surgery and will also miss ...
- "You've got to catch a couple of breaks from that standpoint inside this conference," Lebby said in the SEC football coaches media teleconference on Wednesday.