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[QUOTE="UconnPT2007, post: 3439936, member: 5861"] This. He can see the court in about 12 months and will probably have load management for a while if he even plays next year (medical redshirt is on the table), but it’s basically the worst injury possible for basketball player. He does have youth on his side and he’s not very heavy. This is a devastating injury for his professional prospects - let alone what he was going to mean for our program next year. He can certainly make it back but there’s not too many post-Achilles success stories in the NBA (but most of the players that have torn it have been 30yo+ like Kobe). [/QUOTE]
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