Tremaine Lindquist walked off under his own power and did not come back. It is a meniscus, and it is the rest of the season. It is the second meniscus of his career.
He has 10,401 yards from scrimmage in seven seasons, and sixty-seven touchdowns. He got to 2,200 once. Not this time. Two of those shirts belong to somebody else now.
Twenty-seven, and Muddy Creek, Kentucky before that. Ask anybody: he is unfailingly polite and completely unknowable. The route here: a walk-on at Ozark Wesleyan who did not have a scholarship until his third year. In another life he kept bees.
Boarhounds, 8-4, and thirteen weeks gone. Oscar Kearse is in year five of it. There is one year left on the deal.
He is the last man off the field, every week, without exception, and always has.