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Vols Defensive Back To Seek Treatment At The Mayo Clinic
The University of Tennessee Athletics Department announced this week that Vol defensive back Inquoris "Inky" Johnson will travel to the Mayo Clinic to meet with a team of doctors for tests and evaluations that will determine the next step for him.
"Inky is working with the best doctors in the world," head coach Phillip Fulmer said. "Our thoughts and prayers are with him and his family as he continues on the path to recovery.
"I am very appreciative of the support and care that UT has provided for me and my family during this process," Johnson said. "I have a great attitude about seeing the specialists at the Mayo Clinic and am hopeful for great results."
Johnson was hospitalized at UT Medical Centter for a couple of days, and had surgery to repair injured blood vessels in his shoulder.
The injury has ended his playing career at Tennessee.
In honor of their teammate, the Vols are wearing Johnson's #29 on their Jersey's or Hemets through-out the remainder of the 2006 College Football Season.
Vols Defensive Back To Seek Treatment At The Mayo Clinic

The University of Tennessee Athletics Department announced this week that Vol defensive back Inquoris "Inky" Johnson will travel to the Mayo Clinic to meet with a team of doctors for tests and evaluations that will determine the next step for him.
"Inky is working with the best doctors in the world," head coach Phillip Fulmer said. "Our thoughts and prayers are with him and his family as he continues on the path to recovery.
"I am very appreciative of the support and care that UT has provided for me and my family during this process," Johnson said. "I have a great attitude about seeing the specialists at the Mayo Clinic and am hopeful for great results."
Johnson was hospitalized at UT Medical Centter for a couple of days, and had surgery to repair injured blood vessels in his shoulder.
The injury has ended his playing career at Tennessee.
In honor of their teammate, the Vols are wearing Johnson's #29 on their Jersey's or Hemets through-out the remainder of the 2006 College Football Season.