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A bad break for Plant
Posted Sep 2, 2010 by Katherine Smith
Updated Sep 2, 2010 at 09:33 AM
Plant junior defensive back David Lerom suffered a broken arm during Wednesday night’s practice and will undergo surgery next week to repair the damage.
Lerom, who splits time at the free safety with junior James Few, started last week against Manatee and was slated to start against Tampa Bay Tech Friday night. He’s been getting the bulk of the reps at practice this week while Few nurses a hamstring injury. Plant coach Robert Weiner said Few could be ready to go Friday, but if not, senior Scott Greacen would fill in.
The Panthers travel to Tampa Bay Tech Friday night to open the regular season.
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