šŸˆ WVU QB Clint Trickett retires after five concussions in 14 months

West Virginia quarterback Clint Trickett will not play in the Liberty Bowl against Texas A&M on Dec. 29, coach Dana Holgorsen said Friday.

Trickett suffered a concussion on Nov. 20 against Kansas and was previously cleared to play in the bowl, but Skyler Howard will now step in as it appears Trickett made a decision that's best for his future.

A senior, Trickett said he's suffered five concussions in the past 14 months and hid two of those injuries from trainers.

Trickett will retire from football and begin a coaching career, he said.

After the announcement, Trickett's brother Travis, who is a coach at Samford University, Tweeted this in support of Clint:

 
I hate it for him. I am happy though, that he still has enough about him to realize he needs to step away for his best interest in the future. I think the kid will make a fine coach.
 
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