Freeman has case of turf toe injury

The Bull has a hurt hoof.
Eltoro Freeman walked slowly out of Auburn’s James H. Watson Fieldhouse on Thursday morning while his teammates sprinted to their spots for early practice stretching.
In a broad sense, this was a familiar scene for Freeman, who has been plagued by injuries and other various issues since he arrived at Auburn last spring. For this particular camp, one in which the fiery Freeman has attacked his second chance to start at outside linebacker with renewed passion, this marked the first humbling setback.
Freeman has a case of turf toe on his right foot that will keep him off the field for the next couple days of practice. It’s “nothing catastrophic,” coach Gene Chizik said, but it certainly doesn’t help
Freeman’s chances of fending off Daren Bates and a number of stellar freshmen at his position.
“He’s got to get back quick,” Chizik said.
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