Treshaun Ward posts injury update on Instagram

With the weekend past, college football teams are reevaluating where they’re at with a new week ahead. For Florida State, part of that reevaluation is determining how serious the injury to running back Treshaun Ward is. Mike Norvell said they’d ‘see what happens’ after the Seminole’s loss to NC State on Saturday but, as of today, many could assume where his injury stands based on a post by Ward from earlier today.

Ward shared this photo on his Instagram story earlier on Monday. Based on the context, it seems he may be out for a potentially significant amount of time.

FSU RB Treshaun Ward, who left the NC State game on Saturday with an injury, posted this photo on his Instagram today. pic.twitter.com/3fc6NwSLdP

— Warchant.com (@Warchant) October 10, 2022

There has been no official announcement so any thoughts on the post would be speculation. However, this was not the positive update the Seminoles were looking for when it came to their RB1.

Mike Norvell provides injury update, timeline for Treshaun Ward’s return

Florida State is still reeling from a demoralizing loss to NC State, but Mike Norvell took the podium to provide an injury update on Seminoles running back Treshaun Ward.

To illustrate, Ward left the loss against the Wolfpack in the second half with an upper body injury, going to the locker room and later returning to the field with his right arm in a sling. With a huge ACC matchup with Clemson looming large, Norvell stated that “we’ll see what happens this week” in regards to Ward’s recovery.

“We’ll see as the week goes on with him,” responded Norvell. “Tre is extremely tough. The way his durability has been such a strength, and he’s been such a constant impact for us. We’ll see as this week goes on.

“I know he’s going to go everything in his power to be available, but we’ll kind of see as things play out throughout the week.”

On the season thus far, Treshaun Ward has been a huge piece of the Seminoles offense, running for 488 yards and three touchdowns on 72 carries. If Florida State wants to upset Clemson and turn the ACC upside-down, having their star running back on the field would go a long way.