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Gary Patterson Says Josh Doctson Will Play (Updated)
Just days after TCU head coach Gary Patterson deemed star wide receiver Josh Doctson “probable” for this weekend, he announced today that Doctson will now miss the remainder of the season.
Doctson suffered a wrist injury in the contest in Stillwater last weekend after linebacker Jordan Burton dealt a blow from behind to finish off the play.
Doctson was believed to be a Biletnikoff Award frontrunner who will now finish his TCU career as the Horned Frogs leader in receiving yards, and touchdown catches.
(Update: 1:22pm) #WristGate
Straight from Patterson: TCU WR Josh Doctson NOT out for the year. Patterson meant Doctson would be gone AFTER these next four games.
— Jake Trotter (@Jake_Trotter) November 12, 2015
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