UW linebacker E.J. Savannah, the team’s leading tackler last season, broke the humerus bone in his left arm over the weekend in a non-football-related incident, a school spokesman confirmed today.
Full recovery takes two to three months according to UW trainers, and the injury occurred three months before Washington’s Aug. 30 season opener at Oregon.
Savannah, a junior, is part of a linebacking unit that is expected to be the strength of Washington’s defense.
Here’s more on the humerus bone if you’re interested.
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