FSU running back Quintrevion Wisner misses scrimmage with minor injury
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 5, 2026, 7:39 PM
Last updated Aug 5, 2026
Quintrevion Wisner did not participate in Florida State's first fall camp scrimmage on August 5 due to a minor injury, according to offensive coordinator Tim Harris Jr. Wisner, who joined FSU after three years with Texas, is competing for the starting running back position. Backup quarterback Malachi Marshall also missed the scrimmage with a slight injury. While Wisner has been practicing well and providing leadership to the running back group, Ousmane Kromah and Samuel Singleton Jr. have drawn praise this offseason, suggesting a competitive battle for playing time as the season approaches.
- •Quintrevion Wisner missed the first scrimmage of fall camp.
- •He is competing for FSU's starting running back position.
- •Backup quarterback Malachi Marshall also missed the scrimmage.
- •Wisner and other backs are battling for playing time.
- •FSU uses a two-running back system to exploit different skill sets.
- 7:39 PMYahoo Sports — FSU running back missed scrimmage with 'something minor'
"Quintrevion Wisner is battling to be FSU's starting running back, but he missed the Seminoles first scrimmage with an injury.
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