Nic Anderson exits Kentucky's win over LSU with a shoulder injury
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 11, 2026, 11:02 PM
Last updated Oct 11, 2026

Kentucky Wildcats wide receiver Nic Anderson left the field during the second half of Saturday night's 35-34 overtime victory against No. 10 LSU due to a shoulder injury. He was leading Kentucky's receivers at halftime with three catches for 29 yards. This injury occurred shortly before Anderson's anticipated return to Oklahoma, where he previously played. Anderson's health will be a focal point leading up to Kentucky's game at Oklahoma next Saturday, with updates expected from head coach Will Stein. Other Wildcats players, CJ Baxter and Bo Barnes, also had injury scares but returned to the game quickly.
- •Anderson was evaluated for a shoulder injury during the game.
- •He had three catches for 29 yards by halftime against LSU.
- •Kentucky's next game is at Oklahoma next Saturday.
- •CJ Baxter and Bo Barnes also dealt with injuries but returned.
- 11:02 PMYahoo Sports — Nic Anderson left LSU win with injury just days before his return to Oklahoma
"Kentucky's biggest win of the Will Stein era may have come at a cost.
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