Malleck lost for the 2013 season

The following injury report was released by Virginia Tech on Thursday afternoon.

Virginia Tech starting tight end Ryan Malleck will miss the 2013 season after suffering a labral tear in his left shoulder on Aug. 20 in practice. The junior will use this year as his redshirt season.

The Tech medical staff will decide a course of action for surgery in the coming week.

Per ACC guidelines, Virginia Tech has released its Thursday injury report for Saturday’s game against Alabama in Blacksburg.

Out for Season
Tony Gregory (knee)
Ryan Malleck (shoulder)
Ronny Vandyke (shoulder)

Probable
Kyshoen Jarrett (hamstring)
Charley Meyer (hamstring)

Questionable
Mark Shuman (knee)
J.C. Coleman (ankle)

Doubtful
None

Out
Antone Exum (knee)

GAME STATUS KEY
Out – Player will not play
Doubtful – 25% chance a player will play
Questionable – 50% chance a player will play
Probable – 75% chance a player will play
Not listed – No game status available, non-medical

TSL’s Take: The loss of Ryan Malleck is a huge blow.  None of Tech’s backup tight ends have ever caught a pass in a college game.  Malleck was the clear frontrunner at the tight end position, and was poised to be one of Virginia Tech’s most reliable receivers this season.

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  1. Unbelievable. We can’t catch a break. Hope Malleck recovers fully. Good luck to him.

    1. That’s what I’d like to know… I have NEVER heard anything near this…PLEASE MAKE IT STOP!!!

      We haven’t even played a freaking GAME yet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

      1. Our losses this year are about average…we were just very thin to begin with.

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