Ex-Utah QB Rising medically retires due to injury
Briefly

Cameron Rising, the former Utah quarterback, announced his retirement from football at age 25 following advice from two orthopedic physicians after suffering a severe hand injury. He plans to undergo surgery and dedicate his time to rehabilitation. Rising, who started 28 games for the Utes, was instrumental in securing back-to-back Pac-12 championships in 2021 and 2022. His formidable career was marred by injuries that limited his appearances, but he maintained a strong record, finishing with 53 career passing touchdowns, ranking fourth all-time at Utah.
Rising's career at Utah concludes after injuries limited him, but his legacy includes two Pac-12 championships and a strong record in passing touchdowns.
Despite still having eligibility due to redshirt years and injuries, Rising will focus on recovery and surgery after medical advice to retire.
Read at ESPN.com
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