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RB LJ Martin Sidelined for No. 10 BYU at TCU After Apparent Injury in First Half
Both players were ruled out at halftime, and Martin entered with 328 rushing yards and three touchdowns this season.
- On Saturday, BYU running back Martin and linebacker Isaiah Glasker left the game against TCU in Fort Worth, Texas, with injuries; both were ruled out at halftime, according to ESPN.
- Martin, the 2025 All-Big Offensive Player of the Year, suffered an apparent lower-body injury after recording two carries for 16 yards, while All-Big selection Isaiah Glasker exited after taking a hit during an interception return.
- Martin walked gingerly off the field into a medical tent before sitting on the bench with a towel on his head, while the Cougars struggled offensively in the first half, managing only 101 total yards while tied 7-7.
- ESPN reported both players were ruled out for the second half, leaving the Cougars without their leading rusher and a defensive starter as the team faced significant personnel challenges.
- This developing situation leaves BYU without two major contributors as the team continues its season, with further updates regarding the severity of the injuries for Martin and Isaiah Glasker expected.
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RB LJ Martin sidelined for No. 10 BYU at TCU after apparent injury in first half
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — BYU running back LJ Martin was out of the No. 10 Cougars' game at TCU after suffering an apparent injury Saturday night.
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Hastings TribuneBear Bachmeier runs for 2 TDs as No. 10 BYU overcomes loss of LJ Martin to beat TCU 17-10
BYU quarterback Bear Bachmeier ran for two touchdowns, including a clinching 21-yarder and the No. 10 Cougars survived without injured running back LJ Martin for a 17-10 victory over TCU
·Salt Lake City, United States
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