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An Arizona Wildcats wide receiver was carted off the field in the game against Texas Tech due to an apparent knee injury he suffered late in the third quarter.
R.J. Mosley took a big hit after catching a pass and immediately grabbed his knee. The training staff quickly attended to Mosley before he was carted off the field. As Mosley exited, his teammates huddled around him to show their support.
The catch Mosley made before the injury was his first reception of the game. ESPN did not show a replay of the injury, and sideline reporter Taylor McGregor reported that Mosley was undergoing X-rays on his lower body to determine the severity of the injury, according to USA Today.
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Mosley is in his first season with Arizona after having a standout career at Pittsburg High School in California. Entering the Texas Tech game, Mosley had six receptions for 99 yards this year.
R.J. Mosley Was a Top Wide Receiver Recruit Earlier This Year
During his senior season at Pittsburg High School, Mosley caught 82 passes for 1,302 yards and 14 touchdowns. The production led to Mosley earning All-Conference, All-Region, and All-District honors.
As a recruit, Mosley was a four-star player and ranked the No. 19 wide receiver in the On3|Rivals Industry Rankings Class of 2026. He chose Arizona over Stanford, Georgia, UCLA, Utah, and 10 other schools.
Arizona is having a very strong 2026 season. Entering Saturday's game against Texas Tech, the Wildcats were 6-1 and 3-1 in the Big 12. After losing to BYU earlier in the season, Arizona has won its last five games.
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