STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- Penn State quarterback Michael
Robinson was released from the hospital Sunday after being treated
for a concussion he received in the Nittany Lions' 16-3 loss at
Wisconsin.
Robinson was held in a Madison, Wisc., hospital Saturday night
and returned to State College on Sunday.
He was taken off the field in an ambulance in the first quarter
after he was sacked by Erasmus James.
Doctors said Saturday that he was moving all his fingers and
toes, and was able to walk out of the hospital Sunday morning.
Robinson, a junior who also plays receiver and running back,
caught a 49-yard pass from Zack Mills on the Penn State's first
play Saturday.
