Brent Venables provides updates on Dillon Gabriel, Damond Harmon

There weren’t many positive things to take away from the Oklahoma Sooners’ demoralizing loss to the TCU Horned Frogs. In addition to the loss, Oklahoma suffered a couple of scary moments during the game that left people concerned for the health of quarterback Dillon Gabriel and Damond Harmon.

Dillon Gabriel took a hit in the first half that left him motionless on the field before being able to walk off after being checked on by Oklahoma’s medical staff. He didn’t return to the game, and Venables shared with the media that he’s in the concussion protocol after their loss to TCU.

His status will be up in the air ahead of the Sooners’ trip to Dallas for the Red River Showdown.

If the Gabriel moment wasn’t enough, late in the game, as ABC was switching the broadcast to one of the ESPN affiliates, Oklahoma safety Damond Harmon suffered an injury that left him motionless, requiring immobilization before getting carted off the field midway through the fourth quarter.

Depending on how the week goes for both Gabriel and Harmon, the Sooners could be without two starters for the Red River Showdown. More importantly than that, you hope that the two players are healthy long-term.

UPDATE

Around 7:30 p.m. CT Oklahoma provided an updated on Damond Harmon’s health situation.

There will likely be more updates to come throughout the week on Gabriel, Harmon, and others that were injured in today’s loss.

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