The Duke Blue Devils suffered a setback at wide receiver on Saturday afternoon. Redshirt freshman Keyston Fuller suffered a knee injury and will be out indefinitely after having surgery.
Fuller suffered the injury on Thursday during a workout session with his team. He will miss an undisclosed amount of time and could miss a good bit of playing time during what will be his first year on the field.
Fuller was a three-star member of Duke’s 2015 recruiting class and was looking to be a big part of their offense this year. This came after he had a pretty productive spring for the Blue Devils this year.
Fuller, a 6-foot, 180-pound Griffin, Georgia native, was an all-state receiver during his senior year at Griffin High School.
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