Injury-plagued UCO closes home slate with loss to Texas A&M-Commerce
EDMOND — The list of injuries is long, and many with bumps and bruises still play. The number of players on the sideline wearing a jersey with jeans or shorts has grown significantly since the first week of the football season in August. The fumbles, interceptions and penalties are a common denominator of a patchwork team trying to finish out a tough fall.
"We are banged up. Really, really banged up,...
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