Utah quarterback Cam Rising says he's giving up playing football because of his struggle to recover from a hand injury early last season.

Former Utah quarterback Cameron Rising announced Wednesday on social media that he's retiring from football because of an injury to his throwing hand.

Cam Rising is calling it career. The former Utah Utes quarterback and longtime college football player announced Wednesday he is medically retiring after suffering a hand injury during the 2024 ...

Utah quarterback Cam Rising is hanging up his cleats, but he won’t be leaving the game of football entirely behind. Rising, 25, announced on social media Wednesday that he would be retiring from ...

Utah quarterback Cam Rising exited Saturday's game vs. Baylor with a hand injury. Over the past several seasons, though, Rising has battled injuries, a trend that has now continued just two games ...

Rising, who was seen warming up Saturday, sustained a finger injury in Week 2 vs. Baylor. He did not start Utah's game vs. Oklahoma State. Isaac Wilson got the start in replace of Rising on Saturday.

Utah quarterback Cameron Rising is out "indefinitely," coach Kyle Whittingham announced Monday, and the Utes will turn to freshman Isaac Wilson in the interim. While the news is brutal for Rising ...

A consistent name in college football in recent years has been Cam Rising. Injuries lingered throughout his career but when ...

The Utah Utes find themselves in an intriguing ... the path forward could hinge on the return of veteran quarterback Cam Rising, who has the option to play an unprecedented eighth college season.

Cam Rising’s career at Utah appears to be nearing its end, marking the conclusion of a transformative era for the Utes. A report by CBS Sports suggest Rising is unlikely to return for the 2025 ...

On Thursday, for the first time in 605 days, Utah quarterback Cam Rising will take the field at Rice-Eccles Stadium and play in his first action since the Rose Bowl Game on Jan. 2, 2023.