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49ers draft RB Marcus Lattimore
The San Francisco 49ers selected running back Marcus Lattimore out of South Carolina with the second of their two fourth-round selections in the NFL draft Saturday.
Lattimore comes to the 49ers after a junior season during which he suffered a career-threatening right knee injury in South Carolina's ninth game, one year after Lattimore suffered torn ligaments in his left knee...
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49ers Select South Carolina RB Marcus Lattimore (Rd.4, No. 131)
With the 131st overall pick in the 2013 NFL Draft, the 49ers select South Carolina RB Marcus Lattimore. While clearly not at full speed coming off his 2011 knee injury early this past season, Lattimore clearly possesses an outstanding burst out of his initial cut and very capable of getting into space before defenses are able to close off gaps. He is an aggressive, physical runner...
Under Armour signs Marcus Lattimore
According to ESPN’s Darren Rovell, Under Armour has signed South Carolina running back Marcus Lattimore to an endorsement deal.
Under Armour has signed Marcus Lattimore
— darren rovell (@darrenrovell) April 25, 2013
Not bad for a running back that will likely be taken in the mid-rounds after suffering a serious knee injury last year.
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NFL Draft: Who Takes a Chance on Marcus Lattimore?
The heart-warming and feel-good story of the 2013 NFL Draft has to be Marcus Lattimore‘s stunning participation in South Carolina’s pro day that had scouts and reporters in awe back in March. After seeing the horrendous injury he suffered during the 2012 season, tearing three out of four ligaments in his knee, it’s damn near improbable that he has bounced back so quickly. ...
Where Will Marcus Lattimore Get Drafted?
For those of you remember watching the Tennessee vs. South Carolina football game this past October, you remember the injury to Marcus Lattimore.The South Carolina back suffered a serious knee injury during the game that not only left his season in doubt, but his career. Six months post surgery to repair the dislocated knee cap and torn ligaments, Lattimore is waiting to see what team will take
South Carolina RB Marcus Lattimore's Knee Still A Concern To NFL Scouts
South Carolina running back Marcus Lattimore was given a standing ovation by all 32 NFL teams at his pro day in March. He participated in the workout less than six months after surgery a torn anterior cruciate ligament, posterior cruciate ligament and lateral collateral ligament.
Lattimore was considered one of the nation's top running backs before the injury that included...
Lattimore Wows at Gamecocks Pro Day
It’s not often that a set of indoor football drills can draw a round of applause from a room full... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Lattimore hopes to work out in April
Marcus Lattimore isn't healthy enough to participate in the pre-draft process, but the star South Carolina running back's chance to impress NFL scouts is coming soon enough.
Lattimore said Tuesday night that he is planning to conduct a workout in early April to show the progress made from a major knee injury suffered in late October.
"I'm on pace to do that,"...
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January 23, 2013
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Marcus Lattimore, Willis McGahee, Joe Theismann Among Top 10 Most Gruesome Football Injuries of All Time (Videos)
Sometimes football hits are so bad you want to turn away, but just can't. On Saturday afternoon, South Carolina running back Marcus Lattimore suffered one of those injuries when his knee bent the wrong way and the bottom of his leg seemed to hang limp from the rest of his body. Lattimore was considered a top NFL prospect going into this season, but after this injury...
Marcus Lattimore suffers nasty dislocation of leg
Marcus Lattimore was injured in Saturday’s win against Tennessee. The South Carolina running back was running to the left side of the field when he was hit by Tennessee defensive back Eric Gordon. Lattimore’s leg then collapsed. “It looked severe on the field,” South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier said during his halftime interview with ESPN. “Hopefully it’s not as severe...
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