Iowa RB Kamari Moulton Out for Season After Minnesota Loss
Main Story: Iowa will be without senior running back Kamari Moulton for the rest of the season after he was injured against Minnesota. His absence leaves the Hawkeyes without a key back as they face a challenging finish to the schedule.
By the Numbers- Moulton had rushed for more than 500 yards this season.
- He ran for 208 yards and 2 touchdowns against Washington.
- Backup Xavier Williams had 187 rushing yards and 3 touchdowns.
Iowa’s rushing attack has been below its usual standard this season, but Moulton’s production still made him a central part of the offense. Williams has experience as his backup, though the Hawkeyes will need him to take on a larger role.
State of Play- Moulton will focus on rehabbing rather than returning this season.
- Iowa’s remaining schedule includes Wisconsin, Northwestern, Illinois, Nebraska and Purdue.
Moulton’s season-ending injury is a major setback for Iowa, and Williams’ ability to fill the starting role will be pivotal in the Hawkeyes’ final games.
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