SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey sends Injured Arkansas RB Jonathan Williams Get Well Note

Written by Ryan Wright
Twitter: @HogManInLA

The playing career for Arkansas Razorback senior running back Jonathan Williams is likely over after sustaining a foot injury during fall camp. The All-SEC tailback has received a ton of support from Razorback Nation but got some unlikely backing from SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey.

The injury to Williams’ foot was serious enough that surgery was required. The 1,100-yard rusher in 2014 is out four to five months leaving a very small window of opportunity to play at the end of the season or in a potential bowl game if all goes well for the Hogs on the field in 2015.

Sankey reached out to the talented back sending a handwritten note reading, “Jonathan – Thought I’d send a note after I learned of your foot injury. I hope the recovery has already started and wish you all the best and a speedy return to full speed. I enjoyed our visit at SEC Media Days and hope to see you when I’m in Fayetteville for Texas Tech! – Greg”

Williams posted the note on Twitter writing, “My commissioner > yours. Thank you @GregSankey.”

Speculation is Williams, who was rated as a third round NFL draft prospect at the end of his junior season, will not seek a NCAA approved medical redshirt season to regain eligibility for his senior season in 2016 but will focus his attention on turning pro once the season is completed.

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