Tyler Moeller Done for the Year?

Tyler Moeller Done for the Year?

Tyler Moeller

Tyler Moeller Done for the Year?

Tyler Moeller could miss the entire season according to reports around the Buckeye program and ESPN this morning. Moeller was set to start at outside linebacker with Ross Homan and Austin Spitler being the other linebackers on the first string in the 2009 Spring Game Depth Chart. Behind Moeller were Tony Jackson and Storm Klein with other possible replacements this year including strong safety Jermale Hines or Brian Rolle.

By Steve Patterson

Moeller was hospitalized recently at OSU Medical Center after experiencing swelling of the brain during a team activity. Surgery followed this past weekend and now he is back in Cincinnati with his family recovering. Rumors have the initial head trauma occurring from a fight in Florida while his family was vacationing.

The press is hoping for more information on the incident and Moeller’s status when Head Coach Jim Tressel discusses fall camp this afternoon with the media. Fans became aware of Moeller’s absence when the team reported to camp on Sunday and he was not present. Recovery from such an injury could take 3 months with football out of the question until much later.

powered by metaPost
 
print
Relatd Articles
Ballard, Coleman and Worthington to Represent Buckeyes at Big Ten Media Days
Boren Injury Exaggerated
Buckeyes Picked to Win Big Ten
Calf Strain Sidelines Linebacker Austin Spitler for Camp
Chekwa’s Time has Arrived
Fall Camp Brings Small Injures and Rehabilitation
Off the Field Issues Won't Stop Buckeyes, Tressel
Ohio State Buckeyes on BTN
Ohio State Media Day Photo Gallery
One of the best reasons to watch the Rose Bowl Parade
Ray Smalls Future Uncertain, Jaamal Berrys Charges Dropped
Terrelle Pryor: Fastest Football Player for Ohio State
The Ohio State Buckeyes and their NCAA Preseason Ranking
Transfer Boren to Provide Bruising Run Support
Tyler Moeller Done For the Season
Tyler Moeller Gets a 6th Year
Tyler Moeller’s Assailant Has Been Arrested



blog comments powered by Disqus