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James Washington Exits Colorado Game With Apparent Hand Injury

The star of the Valero Alamo Bowl, without question, has been junior wide receiver James Washington. With 9 receptions for 171 yards and a touchdown, he’s been slicing up the Colorado secondary.
But his day may be over after suffering an apparent hand/finger injury.
Here he is after the play holding up his finger on the broadcast:
Ouch! pic.twitter.com/Z6EvFraPy3
— Tim Holland (@tholland76) December 30, 2016
And here’s the play with video where it happened:
According to the ESPN broadcast, Washington will not return to the game and suffered what they labeled as a “left hand injury”. His parents were also seen down by the locker room area. So the injury ends what was a dominating day for Washington, who now has to start the offseason a quarter ahead of his teammates.
UPDATE: 10:49 p.m. CT
James Washington back on the sideline, splint on his injured finger. #okstate pic.twitter.com/OQ2cen7UV7
— Carson Cunningham (@KOCOCarson) December 30, 2016

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