Dominic Richardson Injury News & Updates

Richardson logged 17 carries for 66 yards and caught both of his targets for 18 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 42-17 loss versus TCU.

Richardson recorded his first touchdown reception of his collegiate career as the Bears were blown out by the Horned Frogs. Richardson has received 17 carries in each of his last two games which suggests he's the primary back when healthy. Baylor will finish the season against a good West Virginia defense.

Richardson tallied 17 carries for 89 yards and reeled in 1 of 2 targets for eight yards during Saturday's 59-25 defeat to Kansas State.

Richardson dominated the touches in the backfield, however, has yet to score a touchdown for the Bears. It's been a disappointing season for the Bears who will try to salvage any type of progress when they play at TCU next week.

Richardson tallied nine rushes for 21 yards during Saturday's 39-14 defeat versus Texas Tech. He also caught two of three targets for 18 yards.

Richardson was the primary back in the loss to Texas Tech, however, he's starting to get pushed by back-up Dawson Pendergrass who saw some success in the passing game against the Red Raiders. Meanwhile, Richard Reese had just four carries for four yards. Baylor's offensive line is struggling to block opponents at the moment which makes it tough to trust the Baylor running backs for fantasy purposes. Baylor will be on a bye before playing at Cincinnati in Week 8.

Richardson logged 10 carries and two receptions for 63 all-purpose yards (37 rushing and 26 receiving) during Baylor's 36-35 win Saturday at Central Florida.

According to Michael Haag of WacoTrib Sports Dept, Richardson has a high ankle sprain and been getting limited carries as he gets back to speed. Though injured and limited, the latter is a vague description, as his 10 carries beg to differ. When fully healthy and unrestricted though, Richardson is expected to excel far more than how he played Saturday.

Richardson posted six rushes for four yards during Saturday's 38-6 defeat to Texas. He also recorded three catches (on four targets) for 16 yards.

Richardson returned from an ankle injury, however, with minimal success as Texas shut down the Baylor offense all night. Teammate Richard Reese also saw limited production with just eight yards on three carries. The run-game should be more productive at UCF next week, but it will be hard to predict which back will have the most success.

Richardson suffered a high ankle sprain and is unlikely to play in Week 3, Zach Smith of the Waco Tribune Herald reports.

Richardson didn't suit up in Week 3, and he reportedly has missed plenty of practice time. It's now been cleared up that the halfback is dealing with a high ankle sprain, and he seems unlikely to be available for Baylor's game next week against Texas.

Richardson (undisclosed) will miss Saturday's game versus Long Island, Michael Haag of the Baylor Lariat reports.

After receiving 30 total carries in the first two games of the season, Richardson will not play Saturday versus Long Island. With his absence Richard Reese is expected to lead the backfield and Bryson Washington and Dawson Pendergrass should see an increased workload as well.

Richardson tallied 14 rushes for 77 yards and reeled in all two targets for 15 yards during Saturday's 20-13 loss against Utah.

Richardson received the bulk of the workload in the backfield for the second consecutive week. This likely means he is the primary back instead of Richard Reese who had seven carries for 21 yards. Baylor will play an easier defense in LIU next week. Expect both backs to have productive performances.

Richardson totaled 16 rushes for 79 yards and reeled in 2 of 3 targets for 18 yards during Saturday's 42-31 defeat versus Texas State.

Richardson led the way in the backfield with his new team as co-starter Richard Reese had just seven carries for 14 yards. It was a disappointing day for the Bears and it won't get any easier next week as they host a great Utah team.

Richardson is listed as a co-starter on the opening depth chart alongside Richard Reese, source reports.

Richardson figured to be in the mix for carries with the Bears after making the move from Oklahoma State in the offseason. While he'll likely share carries with Richard Reese in 2023, the two should still each get a sizable share of totes.

Richardson announced Thursday on his personal twitter that he will transfer to Baylor.

Richardson will have one year of eligibility with the Bears. Richardson played in 26 games across three seasons for Oklahoma State.

Richardson entered the transfer portal Tuesday, Max Olson of The Athletic reports.

Richardson totaled 171 touches for 763 yards and eight scores across nine games this season, his first as a full-time starter for Oklahoma State. He'll have one year of eligibility remaining to use at his new school.

Richardson (undisclosed) is present for warmups ahead of Saturday's game against West Virginia, Cody Nagel of 247Sports.com

Richardson was considered a game-time decision as of Saturday morning but he is going through warmups, which is an encouraging sign. He was unable to go against Oklahoma in Week 12.

Richardson (undisclosed) is a game-time decision for Saturday's game against West Virginia,Cody Nagel of 247Sports.com reports.

Richardson was out for Bedlam and it remains to be seen if he will play in the regular season finale. If he's unable to go, Jaden Nixon and Ollie Gordon would be the primary backs.

Richardson (undisclosed) is absent from warmups ahead of Saturday's game versus Oklahoma, Cody Nagel of 247Sports.com reports.

Richardson was limited in practice this week and seems unlikely to play Saturday. Jaden Nixon and Ollie Gordon should receive extended workloads in his absence. Richardson's next chance to play will be next Saturday's game against West Virginia.

Richardson (undisclosed) was limited in practice during the week and his status is uncertain for Saturday's game against Oklahoma,Scott Wright of The Oklahoman reports.

Richardson's status is up in the air heading into Bedlam. His participation level in pregame warmups will be telling ahead of the 7:30 Eastern kickoff. Jaden Nixon and Deondre Jackson project as the next backs up if Richardson is unable to go.

Richardson had 14 rushes for 41 yards during Saturday's 20-14 win against Iowa State.

Richardson managed just 2.9 yards per carry against a tough Iowa State defense. After starting the season with a 5.3 yards per carry average in the Cowboys' first two games, Richardson has not been able to get over the 3.6 yard per carry mark in any other game. Oklahoma State's offense has struggled over the last month of so. It will be interesting to see what kind of offensive production occurs at Oklahoma next week.

Richardson is expected to play in Saturday's game against Iowa State, Cody Nagel of 247Sports.com reports.

Richardson previously missed the Cowboys' blowout loss to Kansas State in Week 9, though he was able to return the following week and record 51 rushes on 14 carries against Kansas. The junior running back has totaled 502 yards and eight touchdowns on 135 carries to along with 22 receptions (on 27 targets) for 220 yards over eight games this season. Richardson's availability should provide a lot of stability for Oklahoma State's offense, which will be without starting quarterback Spencer Sanders (undisclosed) on Saturday.

Richardson tallied 14 carries for 51 yards and gathered in 1 of 2 targets for two yards during Saturday's 37-16 loss versus Kansas.

Richardson saw 15 total touches which is encouraging as he returns from an undisclosed injury. Unfortunately, the Oklahoma State offense is reeling without star quarterback Spencer Sanders (undisclosed) who did not play against Kansas. Richardson will go up against an even tougher defense in Iowa State next week, so proceed with caution.

Richardson is probable for Saturday's game against Kansas, Cody Nagel of 247Sports.com reports.

Oklahoma State is perilously shorthanded Saturday without starting quarterback Spencer Sanders among other key contributors, but at least Richardson is on track to suit up against the Jayhawks. Richardson missed the blowout loss to Kansas State but has otherwise been the engine of the Oklahoma State run game with 451 yards and eight scores through seven games.

Richardson (undisclosed) will not play Saturday against Kansas State, Cody Nagel of 247Sports.com reports.

This is a big loss in the Oklahoma State backfield as Richardson far-and-away leads the 'Pokes backfield in carries with 121 while no other back has more than 22. Fellow running back Ollie Gordon is probable and Jaden Nixon now projects to be more involved against the Wildcats.

Richardson rushed for 24 yards and three touchdowns on 13 carries while reeling in all four of his targets for six yards before leaving with an undisclosed injury in Saturday's 41-34 win over Texas.

Richardson was able to rack up a season-high three touchdowns in the first half against the Longhorns before leaving with an undisclosed injury. Back-ups Jaden Nixon and Ollie Gordon combined for 12 carries for 77 yards while replacing Richardson. Stay tuned for updates on Richardson's status going in to a game at Kansas State.

Richardson recorded 22 carries for 72 yards and one touchdown while reeling in 3 of 4 targets for 79 yards during Saturday's 43-40 overtime loss to TCU.

Richardson recorded a touchdown in his third straight game and has scored in five of six games this year. He has dominated the carries in the backfield with 48 percent of the team's carries. The only problem for fantasy managers is quarterback Spencer Sanders who has commanded 31 percent of the carries and has eight rushing touchdowns on the season. This has limited Richardson's upside and is the primary reason he has been capped at a single touchdown when scoring. Regardless, Richardson is receiving heavy volume and should remain in line-ups versus Texas next week.

Richardson rushed for 67 yards and a touchdown on 19 carries to go along with a pair of catches for 24 yards in Saturday's 41-31 win over Texas Tech.

Richardson has a touchdown in four of five games this season. This number could be a lot greater if not for quarterback Spencer Sanders who is having himself a year on the ground with six rushing scores. Nonetheless, Richardson is seeing decent volume with 17.2 rushing attempts and 2.8 receptions per game. This suggests that more touchdowns are coming, so stay patient. Oklahoma State will have an exciting match-up with TCU next week.

Richardson rushed for 73 yards and a touchdown on 24 carries while also grabbing four catches for 18 yards in Saturday's 36-25 win at Baylor.

Richardson's 3.0 yards per carry was nothing to write home about, but he's seeing plenty of volume when Oklahoma State goes up against Power Five opponents. He does have a touchdown in three of four games and should be a strong play against Texas Tech next week.

Richardson rushed for 23 yards on seven carries while also nabbing two catches for 39 yards in Saturday's 63-7 win over Arkansas Pine-Bluff.

Richardson did not need to fill his typical workhorse role as the Cowboys rolled over their inferior opponent. The lead back also had his first lost fumble of the year which made it easier for the coaching staff to see what they have with their reserve backs. Richardson should be back to his usual role when the Cowboys come back from a bye week to play at Baylor on Oct. 1.

Richardson rushed for 131 yards and a touchdown on a career-high 27 carries while also reeling in five of six targets for 44 yards in Saturday's 34-17 win over Arizona State.

Richardson was a true workhorse running back against the Sun Devils. Some fantasy managers may have been worried about his 10 total touches in his first game, but the performance against Arizona State should have them worried no longer. Expect him to keep chugging out yards against Arkansas-Pine Bluff next week.

Richardson rushed for 61 yards and a touchdown on nine carries while catching his only target for eight yards in Thursday's 58-44 win over Central Michigan.

Richardson was effective on his limited touches but it was the quarterback Spencer Sanders who stole the show for the Cowboys while accounting for a career-high six touchdowns. Sanders was the leader out of the backfield with 11 carries for 57 yards and two scores. This will be a trend to watch as the season progresses, however, Richardson still expects to be a workhorse in the Oklahoma State backfield this year. The Cowboys will host Arizona State next week.

Richardson rushed for 84 yards on a team-high 20 carries while catching two passes for 20 yards in Saturday's 23-0 win at Texas Tech.

Richardson received the bulk of the work in the backfield as Jaylen Warren was not fully healthy. Warren had 12 carries for 37 yards. Richardson could be a sneaky play against Oklahoma if Warren is still banged up.

Richardson rushed for 134 yards and two touchdowns on 12 carries in Saturday's 63-17 win over TCU.

Richardson was able to record his second-career 100-yard rushing game after starter Jaylen Warren racked up 113 yards and three touchdowns on 17 carries. The Cowboys had eight rushing touchdowns as a team in the easy win. Oklahoma State will play at Texas Tech next week.

Richardson rushed for 79 yards and a touchdown on 11 carries in Saturday's 55-3 win over Kansas.

Richardson received double-digit touches for the first time this season as Oklahoma State blew the game open against Kansas. The back-up running back was able to record his first score of the season. Oklahoma State will play at West Virginia next week.

Richardson (undisclosed) is listed as a co-starter to begin the 2021 season, Cody Nagel of 247Sports.com reports.

Richardson missed some time in the spring for an undisclosed reason, but it all good to go. He was solid as a true freshman in 2020 and will hope to do more in 2021. Richardson is a co-starter with four other players.

Richardson is not dressed out for Saturday's spring game, Cody Nagel of 247Sports.com reports.

There wasn't an explanation provided as to why Richardson is not in pads as he's expected to hold a backup role in a loaded running back group for the Cowboys. He logged 44 carries for 223 yards and three touchdowns as a true freshman in 2020.

Richardson rushed for 169 yards and three touchdowns on 23 carries in Saturday's 42-3 win at Baylor.

Richardson had his opportunity to shine and he took full advantage while averaging a glistening 7.3 yards per carry. The true freshman was given his first real chance for the Cowboys as he entered the game with just 14 carries for 40 yards. Considering the recent news of Chuba Hubbard opting out of the rest of the season and declaring for the NFL Draft, it makes sense that Oklahoma State would see what they have in the backfield. Both Dezmon Jackson and LD Brown will have senior eligibility next season, so it will be interesting to see if Richardson can get some significant volume in the bowl game.