Trinity receiver James Quick leaves game versus St. Xavier on stretcher
By Staff Report
Nov 16, 2012, 5:47pm
One of the nation's top recruits gave the thumbs up as he exited the stadium Friday night.
James Quick, Trinity
Photo by Wayne Litmer
Senior receiver
James Quick of
Trinity (Louisville, Ky.) left the stadium on a stretcher after being hit in Friday night's playoff game against St. Xavier.
With Trinity trailing 14-0, Quick remained on the turf for several minutes after the hit and was eventually put into a neck brace, laid on a stretcher, and taken out of the stadium.
As Quick exited, he did manage to
give the thumbs-up sign to the anxious crowd.
The 6-foot-2, 185-pound athlete is ranked by MaxPreps as the
No. 7 receiver in his class and the
No. 44 recruit overall. While Quick has drawn interest from numerous Division I football programs, he has yet to commit to a college.
We will continue to update the story as more details come out.
