Video: Indiana wide receiver Cam Camper discusses ACL recovery

Indiana wide receiver Cam Camper spoke to reporters this week to discuss the recovery process from his ACL injury and early impressions of new WR coach Anthony Tucker.

Cam Camper suffered his season-ending knee injury against Rutgers on Oct. 22. He finished the season with 46 catches for 569 yards and two touchdowns in seven games. Camper had two 100+ yard games and five games with at least five receptions.

Earlier this spring, Indiana head coach Tom Allen gave an update on Camper.

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“He’s doing awesome. He’s ahead of schedule. Doesn’t surprise me at all. He’s a worker. He’s disciplined. He’s mentally and physically tough,” Allen said. “He does everything you ask him to do, which I knew adds to your qualities before the injury then that’s going to be how you’re going to attack your rehab, similar to some guys in the past that have done a really, really good job with that, and I’m really, really proud of him for it. I expect him to be able to do some things during the spring. He won’t be full bore, but he’ll be progressing, but he’ll be 100 percent by the season without question.”

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Below is the full Q&A from Cam Camper at Spring Practice.

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