There was no official MRI result and therefore no official public diagnosis, but the result was nonetheless clear: Jonas Gray won't play another game for Notre Dame.
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November 20, 2011
Notre Dame running back Jonas Gray has a ''significant'' knee injury and will miss the rest of his senior season.
Irish coach Brian Kelly said Sunday he didn't have results of the MRI on Gray's right knee. But he expects it will confirm ''what we know to be a significant knee injury.'' The Irish (8-3) are preparing for next week's season...
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November 19, 2011
Jonas Gray rushed for a touchdown, David Ruffer kicked three field goals and No. 24 Notre Dame recovered an onside kick with just under 2 minutes to play to hold off Boston College 16-14 on Saturday.
The win was the fourth straight for the Irish (8-3), who matched last year's victory total. But it was a costly win, with Gray leaving in the third quarter with an apparent knee...
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November 19, 2011
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) -- Jonas Gray rushed for a touchdown, David Ruffer kicked three field goals and No. 24 Notre Dame recovered an onside kick with just under 2 minutes to play to hold off Boston College 16-14 on Saturday.
The win was the fourth straight for the Irish (8-3), who matched last year's victory total. But it was a costly win, with Gray leaving in the third quarter...
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November 19, 2011
Jonas Gray rushed for a touchdown, David Ruffer kicked three field goals and No. 24 Notre Dame recovered an onside kick with just under 2 minutes to play to hold off Boston College 16-14 on Saturday.
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November 20, 2011
Jonas Gray's breakout season came up short. The Notre Dame running back has a 'significant' injury to his right knee and Irish coach Brian Kelly is not expecting the senior to play again. The Irish, who moved up two spots to No. 22 in this week's Associated Press Top 25, finish the regular season at No. 4 Stanford on Saturday and are expected to play in a bowl game.
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November 20, 2011
Notre Dame running back Jonas Gray has a "significant" knee injury and will miss the rest of his senior season.
Via College Football Talk
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November 21, 2011
The specifics of Notre Dame running back Jonas Gray‘s injury aren’t known, but it looks like the senior will miss the final two games of his collegiate career with a “serious” knee injury. Coach Brian Kelly said he didn’t have the results on injury, but that “it’s pretty apparent he’s got a significant knee injury.“ Gray finishes…
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November 19, 2011
SOUTH BEND, Ind. - Jonas Gray rushed for a touchdown, David Ruffer kicked three field goals and No. 24 Notre Dame...
Notre Dame stubbornly (and wisely) stuck to the run in Saturday’s win over Boston College. Shorthanded without senior star Jonas Gray, can it do the same vs. a much more powerful offense (and rush defense) this week in Palo Alto?
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November 19, 2011
Jonas Gray rushed for a touchdown, David Ruffer kicked three field goals and Notre Dame recovered an onside kick with just under 2 minutes to play to hold off Boston College 16-14 on Saturday.
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November 20, 2011
It was one of those grind-it-out victories for Notre Dame on Saturday, as they beat heavily-underdog Boston College, 16-14, in the final game at Notre Dame Stadium for 2011.Jonas Gray opened the scoring on the first drive of the game with a 26-yard TD burst. He ran for 61 yards before leaving the game in the third quarter with a knee injury. The extent of it is still not known, and...
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November 19, 2011
Jonas Gray rushed for a touchdown, David Ruffer kicked three field goals and No. 24 Notre Dame recovered an onside kick with just under 2 minutes to play to hold off Boston College 16-14 on Saturday.
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November 19, 2011
Jonas Gray rushed for a touchdown, David Ruffer kicked three field goals and No. 24 Notre Dame recovered an onside kick with just under 2 minutes to play to hold off Boston College 16-14 on Saturday.
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