The Louisiana–Monroe quarterback was hospitalized because of a lung injury and chest trauma sustained in Saturday's game.
Louisiana–Monroe quarterback Rhett Rodriguez is home after being in the intensive care unit over the weekend for a collapsed lung and chest trauma, his father and longtime coach Rich Rodriguez told ESPN Tuesday.
Rhett was taken off the ventilator on Monday, and his father called it "an amazing recovery," adding that the injury might have happened on the first play of the game.
"He's a tough guy," said Rich, who is the former head coach of West Virginia (2001-07), Michigan (2008-10) and Arizona (2012-17).
The young quarterback completed 10 passes for 131 yards and a single touchdown in the Warhawks' victory against Troy. Rhett transferred from Arizona in the spring and in three games this season, he's thrown for 337 yards and a touchdown. He has two years of eligibility rem
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