Indiana football expects injured receiver Donavan McCulley back ‘soon’
What happened to Donavan McCulley?
Indiana football wide receiver Donavan McCulley suffered a lower-body injury in the Hoosiers' season-opening loss to Illinois on Aug. 27. He did not play in Indiana's 33-30 win over Idaho on Sept. 3.
When will Donavan McCulley be back?
Indiana head coach Tom Allen said on Monday that McCulley is "doing better" and is expected to be back "soon." Allen did not provide a specific timetable for McCulley's return, but the wide receiver is expected to miss at least Indiana's game against Western Kentucky on Sept. 10.
What does Donavan McCulley's injury mean for Indiana?
McCulley is a key part of Indiana's offense. He led the Hoosiers in receiving yards and touchdowns last season. His absence has been felt in the Hoosiers' first two games of the season. Indiana has struggled to generate offense without McCulley, and the Hoosiers have averaged just 16.5 points per game in their first two contests.
McCulley's return will be a big boost for the Hoosiers. He is a talented playmaker who can stretch the field and make big plays. His return will give Indiana a much-needed boost on offense.
What is the latest on Donavan McCulley's injury?
According to Allen, McCulley is "day-to-day" with his injury. He is expected to miss Indiana's game against Western Kentucky on Sept. 10, but he could return for the Hoosiers' game against Cincinnati on Sept. 17.
McCulley's injury is not considered to be serious, and he is expected to make a full recovery. The Hoosiers are hopeful that he will be back on the field soon.
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