USC QB Kedon Slovis leaves with possible arm injury

USC quarterback Kedon Slovis exited Friday night’s Holiday Bowl game against Iowa with a possible arm injury.

Slovis had his arm hit as he was trying to throw a pass in the third quarter. He went down grabbing his right arm in pain and was later seen laying on a bench on the sidelines, getting his arm worked on. Later in the fourth quarter, FS1 showed Slovis in street clothes and said the quarterback had a shoulder and elbow sprain.

When play resumed following a review regarding the fumble, Trojans backup Matt Fink was in the game.

The game marked Fink’s sixth time this season seeing action in a game. He started against Washington and saw significant action against Utah.

Slovis was 22/30 for 262 yards and two touchdowns prior to exiting. He also was examined just before with the arm injury for a possible head injury.