Extra Points: Prognosis Good for Quinshad Davis

Posted Jan 12, 2015
Quinshad Davis was not shocked that he’d broken his leg trying to snare a pass from Mitch Trubisky with just over two minutes left in the Quick Lane Bowl. He played all season with stress fractures on both legs and surgery was already planned for Jan. 7 to repair the injuries. “The doctors told me this could happen, there was a risk playing on my legs,” Davis says. (GoHeels.com)

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