SMU quarterback Kevin Jennings is limited in fall camp after jamming a finger on his throwing hand. The jammed finger restricts his participation in practice for the next week or two, according to reports. Jennings sustains the injury after jamming his finger in a door in the team locker room on Friday.
SMU coach Rhett Lashlee says there are no concerns about Jennings’ availability for the Mustangs’ season opener. The team opens at Florida State on Sept. 7, about four weeks after Lashlee’s comments. With that timetable, Lashlee indicates Jennings has enough time to recover and prepare before the Atlantic Coast Conference game, which is scheduled for prime time on the Labor Day holiday.
Across the outlets, the injury is described similarly and the outlook for the Sept. 7 opener is consistent, with coaches expressing confidence that the quarterback will be ready.
