Razorback Defensive Player Leaves First Half In Ambulance

Top defensive end hurt after making tackle against Missouri; early reports sound positive

Arkansas Razorbacks defensive lineman Landon Jackson during game with the Texas A&M Aggies at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. / Michael Morrison-Hogs on SI Images

COLUMBIA, Mo. — Arkansas defensive end Landon Jackson suffered an injury in the waning moments of the first half against the Missouri Tigers after making a tackle.

Here’s the play where Landon Jackson went down. He’s been on the field for about 10 minutes now.#Arkansas #Mizzou pic.twitter.com/IppvlpRfCk

— Joey Van Zummeren (@JoeyVZ_) November 30, 2024

According to the ESPN broadcast, Jackson was transported to MU hospital across the street from the stadium. Jackson is moving and talking and was taken to the hospital as a precaution because of pain in his neck, according to sideline reporter Alyssa Lang, talking to athletic director Hunter Yurachek at halftime.

Teammates were seen tapping the ambulance as the teams headed to the locker room. Both teams were seen on the field on one knee as the game entered a lengthy delay to get Jackson off the playing surface and onto the stretcher

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