Nebraska Cornhuskers quarterback Tommy Armstrong awkwardly fell out of bounds during Saturday night's game against Ohio State and was momentarily motionless on the field, per Yahoo Sports' Dr. Saturday.
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According to Ralph D. Russo of the Associated Press, Armstrong's head "slammed" on to the turf.
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After Armstrong was attended to, Ari Wasserman of Cleveland.com reported that the quarterback gave a thumbs-up to the fans while being carted off the field.
Jake Russell of the Washington Post caught the moment Armstrong gave everyone the thumbs-up:
Jake Russell @_JakeRussellNebraska quarterback Tommy Armstrong gives a thumbs up as he's carted off the field. #OSUvsNEB
Sean Callahan of Rivals.com reported that Armstrong was talking and that all procedures were "just precautionary."
Nebraska revealed even more good news shortly after:
Nebraska Huskers @HuskersStatement about QB Tommy Armstrong Jr.
Armstrong would later return to the stadium, per Jim Weber of Lost Lettermen:
Jim Weber @JimMWeberTommy Armstrong reentering Ohio Stadium with hospital scrubs still on... 💯💯💯
The play happened during the second quarter of Saturday night's game with Nebraska trailing Ohio State 24-3.
Running toward the left sideline, Armstrong was tackled near the hip by Malik Hooker and sent airborne, almost sideways, before his head hit the turf.
The senior had passed for 1,838 yards this season while adding another 438 yards on the ground with 18 total touchdowns.
Ryker Fyfe replaced Armstrong at quarterback, and he will likely be the starter for as long as Nebraska's leading man is sidelined.
