It appears the starting center for Syracuse may have had a serious knee injury. Helped off court and family went down to tunnel. Not wishing anyone ill will, but if it had to happen to somebody, well...
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It appears the starting center for Syracuse may have had a serious knee injury. Helped off court and family went down to tunnel. Not wishing anyone ill will, but if it had to happen to somebody, well...
This will not help my bracket as we will not be able to see them play without their center before then.
I hope this doesn't hurt my dream of having Syracuse be the first 1 seed to lose to a 16 seed.
They will still a one seed (maybe). And they will still beat a 16 seed. But I still have the same wish as you!Quote:
Originally Posted by jtdoyle1
sounds like it is just a minor spain. The way he acted when it happened, you would have thought his leg had fallen off. He appeared to be in a ton of pain.
Are we referring to Onuaku (sp?) or someone else?
Suddenly their zone is not the world's greatest.
I'm planning on picking one #1 seed to lose in the second round and I'm thinking its going to be Syracuse. That zone looked very beatable today.
yeah. He came down awkwardly after an attempted shot block in the 2nd half. Flopped around like a fish for quite awhile, in obvious pain. Walked off with some help from the trainers, and did not return.Quote:
Originally Posted by St810s
Wow. Too bad. That guy is a beast for Syracuse.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Janny
I think it was more G-town's ability to break the press that was the difference today. Lots of points scored in transition, or early in the shot clock, before Cuse could really set up the half court zone.Quote:
Originally Posted by gocubs2118
SOunds like he will be able to practice monday