Last play of game came up pretty hobbled. Hope the kids okay. Don’t want to speculate, but he’s by far their best player and maybe game against us could be in doubt. Who knows.
Next Opponent - Illinois (Ayo Dosunmu)
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I bet against him playing. He likely hyperextended his knee. I hope I’m wrong.
Me too...that looked bad, with a lot of force pushing it in a direction that knees don’t bend. Hope it’s not a long-term/serious injury.
This is a silly post. Of course folks will speculate about one of the best players in the league.
Great player. I hope he's alright. I also hope he misses our game.
You're delusional if you think we won't discuss the injury status of the next team's best player
Don't count them out even without him. Trent Frazier always kills us and obviously Cockburn and Giorgi are real problems inside.
Why, is something wrong with Seton Hall's roster?
I agree. Usually if it's an ACL/MCL, the kid would be writhing in pain. He wasn't so I'm hoping it's not....Of course, he could just be a really tough kid. Hate to see this stuff.
It looked like when he slipped it put stress on his LCL (outer side of knee). Hope he is ok.
Quincy McKnight was helped off the court with what could have been a bad injury, but not like this one. A best case scenario is he was distraught about slipping and hurt his leg and also because he turned it over and just felt terrible about the play in general.
McKnight turned around and played 3 days later after he was helped off the court and a MRI clearly showed no structural damage. I think these kids train so hard and have so much flexibility and strength that at 19 or 20, sometimes it could be fine and not serious.
If the MRI comes back clean on Dousomu, it would not shock me that he plays Saturday at RU.
McKnight turned around and played 3 days later after he was helped off the court and a MRI clearly showed no structural damage. I think these kids train so hard and have so much flexibility and strength that at 19 or 20, sometimes it could be fine and not serious.
If the MRI comes back clean on Dousomu, it would not shock me that he plays Saturday at RU.
Best case scenario is he's OK but they sit him one game for precautionary reasons. But I agree that even without him they would be a very tough out.
Tempted to say I hope he's ok...by Sunday. But really want to grind them to dust at full strength.
I'd think the reality has to set in one penetration to the basket could wipe away $50,000,000+ future value.
It is wrong these athletes are "forced" to play 1 year in college.
It is wrong these athletes are "forced" to play 1 year in college.
I think that used to be the case but there really is ready access to foreign leagues now.
We should be laser focused on OSU tonite.
Who can forget TSoprano’s former postings here about RU fans needing to “Get ready for the game”?
Never knew what that meant for RU fans, but it is still memorable.
Who can forget TSoprano’s former postings here about RU fans needing to “Get ready for the game”?
Never knew what that meant for RU fans, but it is still memorable.
The team will be focused on OSU tonight, I'm sure. Whether we talk about Ayo Dosunmu is not going to impact that.
No one forces anyone to attend college. You can play overseas like one of the Ball kids. You can sit out like James Wiseman and Mitchell Robinson etc. Its a shame but no one forces anyone to play on college and in fairness to Ayo he is not a player that was going to be drafted out of High School. On the other hand, look at Myles Powell and Lamar Stevens who came back for their senior years and have elevated their draft status significantly.
Most importantly,sincerely hope all is ok with Ayo
That is different than getting a guaranteed contract out of high school.
MLB has the burden of taking the risk. NBA has farmed it off to NCAAs.
