Jahvid Best Injury 2009 Video

jahvid-best-injury-2009-video Jahvid Best injury update 2009 Youtube video is here. Jahvid Best was injured during the second quarter of a game against Oregon State on November 7, 2009. He flipped in mid-air while attempting to hurdle a defender into the end zone and landed on the back of his head, causing his helmet to come off. After a 13-minute delay, Jahvid Best was taken off the field. A preliminary evaluation concluded that he had sustained a concussion.

On January 15, 2009 Best underwent surgery to tighten a ligament that had been injured when he dislocated his left elbow against Colorado State on September 27, 2008. This was followed up by foot surgery on January 23 to relieve the irritation of an extra bone that was caused when Jahvid Best bruised his foot halfway through the 2008 season. He missed spring football practice as a result. Best was named as the most explosive player in college football by Rivals.com in February 2009. In early June Jahvid Best was able to participate in team summer workouts without pain.

In Cal’s season opener against Maryland, Jahvid Best rushed for 137 yards and had two rushing touchdowns in the Bears’ 52-13 victory. On September 12 against Eastern Washington, he rushed for 144 yards and one touchdown, and had one 22 yard receiving touchdown. On September 19 against Minnesota he ran for 131 yards and all of Cal’s five touchdowns in the victory, a personal best and a modern school record. He was named Pac-10 Player of the Week, as well as Rivals.com National Player of the Week. However, the next week Jahvid Best was held to 55 rushing yards and no touchdowns on 16 carries against the Oregon Ducks. The following week he was held to 48 yards on 15 carries against the *7 Trojans, also unable to find the end zone.

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8 November 2009

Jahvid Best Injury 2009 Video

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