Lyndon Cooper leaves game with shoulder injury for Vanderbilt football

Vanderbilt football center Lyndon Cooper exited the game against Auburn on September 26 due to an AC joint sprain in his shoulder. Although he briefly returned, he could not finish the game as Vanderbilt lost 21-15. Coach Clark Lea expressed optimism about Cooper's recovery, stating he would be evaluated for the injury. Cooper has been the starting center all season after transferring from Pittsburgh. He was replaced by Cade McConnell during the game. Vanderbilt, sitting at 3-1 with a 0-1 SEC record, faces Georgia on October 3.

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