Pitt TE Gavin Bartholomew Leaves URI Game With Arm Injury

The Pitt Panthers lost one of their best playmakers late in the first half.
Pitt TE Gavin Bartholomew Leaves URI Game With Arm Injury
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PITTSBURGH -- The Pitt Panthers lost one of their best playmakers early late in the first half of their Week 3 matchup against Rhode Island. Tight end Gavin Bartholomew went to the locker room with the second quarter clock winding down. He was holding his left arm. 

It's a tough blow for a Pitt offense already missing leading receiver Jared Wayne. Karter Johnson has taken the bulk of the snaps since Bartholomew left. 

Bartholomew got off to a slow start, catching just one pass for nine yards against West Virginia, but has come on strong in the weeks since. He has caught seven balls for 124 yards and a touchdown in the ten quarters he's played since. 

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