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Report: Cam Rising to start tomorrow at Arizona State

By Dana Greene,

1 days ago

SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4 Sports) – It looks like Cam Rising is ready to return to the field.

According to a report by ActionNetwork’s Brett McMurphy, Rising will start at quarterback for the #16 Utah football team tomorrow night at Arizona State.

Rising has missed the last three and a half games after injuring two fingers on his throwing hand against Baylor.

Freshman Isaac Wilson started in Rising’s place and went 2-1 with victories over Utah State and Oklahoma State, before losing to Arizona two weeks ago.

In one full game against Southern Utah and half a game against Baylor, Rising threw for 346 yards, seven touchdowns and zero interceptions.

Rising dressed for all three games he missed and tested his hand in warmups, but has not played since the injury.

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