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UND WR Caleb Goodloe out for the season with ACL injury

Sep. 28—GRAND FORKS — One of UND's top offensive weapons will miss the remainder of the season, Fighting Hawks head coach Eric Schmidt confirmed Monday. UND wide receiver Caleb Goodloe suffered an ACL injury in the second half of UND's 42-35 win over Indiana State last Saturday in Terre Haute, Indiana. "Tough deal for him," Schmidt said. "I've got a lot of respect and just admiration for him ...

UND Fighting Hawks wide receiver Caleb Goodloe will miss the rest of the season due to an ACL injury sustained during a game against Indiana State. Head coach Eric Schmidt expressed his admiration for Goodloe, praising his work ethic and contributions to the team's culture. Goodloe, a junior and first-year transfer from Bowling Green, had started his UND career with promising performance, including a touchdown against Nebraska, but suffered an ankle injury earlier in the season.

After suffering the ACL injury on September 21, Goodloe was unable to continue and was attended to by the team's medical staff. With Goodloe sidelined, Schmidt expects Cameron Weir, Haydn Stay, and other tight ends to step up and fill the void. The team also reported that linemen Liam Becher and Ayden Teeter are day-to-day, while Stay and safety Avery Dixon are probable to return. UND, currently 4-1 and ranked No. 5, will face Murray State on Saturday at the Alerus Center.

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