Multiple College Football Players Carted Off During High-Profile Games

Several college football players suffered serious injuries during recent games, raising concerns about their conditions. Michigan State linebacker Wayne Matthews was stretchered off after a pileup near the red zone, though he showed some movement while being carted off. Florida's defensive back Dijon Johnson experienced a non-contact lower body injury early in the third quarter and was carried off without putting weight on his leg. Kent State defensive back A’Tiq Muhammad was taken off the field on a cart after a dangerous collision while trying to tackle Florida State's Amaree Williams; he was conscious and able to move all limbs but was hospitalized as a precaution. Florida State quarterback Tommy Castellanos also left the game with a lower-body injury but returned to the sidelines later. The affected teams and players' conditions are being closely monitored as these injuries highlight the physical toll of college football.