Oklahoma wide receiver Keontez Lewis suffered a significant head injury during the game against Kent State. The incident occurred in the first quarter while attempting to catch a pass from quarterback Michael Hawkins Jr. The throw was slightly overthrown, leading Lewis to collide headfirst with a brick wall surrounding the field.
Details of the Injury
The collision resulted in Lewis lying motionless on the grass as medical staff rushed to his aid. He was immobilized on a stretcher after approximately 10 minutes of attention on the field. Teammates gathered to support him as he was transported off the field.
Game Context
At the time of the incident, the scoreboard remained scoreless with 10:37 left in the first quarter. This was just the second offensive play for Oklahoma in the game. The brick barrier is positioned close to the action, raising safety concerns.
Season Performance
Prior to the injury, Keontez Lewis had been performing well this season. His statistics include:
- 17 receptions
- 210 receiving yards
- 2 touchdowns
His contributions had been vital to the team’s offensive strategy, and his absence may impact future games.
