It's been a tough end to the season for the UCONN Huskies.
First Shabazz Napier has foot problems that cause him to miss games, and now Tyler Olander. These Huskies aren't barking- they're howling- in pain.
UCONN is down to just six healthy scholarship players: Ryan Boatright, Brendan Allen, Leon Tolksdorf, DeAndre Daniels, R. J. Evans, and Phil Nolan.
Olander missed the season finale on Saturday in Storrs against Providence with a fractured foot. He sustained the injury during the Huskies' loss to South Florida last Wednesday at the Sun Dome. The junior tried to play through the injury but left with 9:49 left, playing 18 minutes, scoring two points with five rebounds.
Olander, from E. O. Smith-Storrs played in 29 games this season, starting in 26. He averaged 4.3 points and 3.7 rebounds in 21.6 minutes.
He met with a surgeon on Monday to determine the course of treatment. He will likely need surgery and weeks of rehab to be ready for next season.
Reference: Hartford Courant and Journal-Inquirer.
If you are a basketball player and have a foot problem, call our Newington, Kensington, or Middletown office to make an appointment.
Craig M. Kaufman, DPM
Connecticut Foot Care Centers
Sports Medicine Podiatrist in CT
Podiatrist in Newington
Visit our website, like our page on Facebook, and follow our tweets on Twitter.
First Shabazz Napier has foot problems that cause him to miss games, and now Tyler Olander. These Huskies aren't barking- they're howling- in pain.
UCONN is down to just six healthy scholarship players: Ryan Boatright, Brendan Allen, Leon Tolksdorf, DeAndre Daniels, R. J. Evans, and Phil Nolan.
Olander missed the season finale on Saturday in Storrs against Providence with a fractured foot. He sustained the injury during the Huskies' loss to South Florida last Wednesday at the Sun Dome. The junior tried to play through the injury but left with 9:49 left, playing 18 minutes, scoring two points with five rebounds.
Olander, from E. O. Smith-Storrs played in 29 games this season, starting in 26. He averaged 4.3 points and 3.7 rebounds in 21.6 minutes.
He met with a surgeon on Monday to determine the course of treatment. He will likely need surgery and weeks of rehab to be ready for next season.
Reference: Hartford Courant and Journal-Inquirer.
If you are a basketball player and have a foot problem, call our Newington, Kensington, or Middletown office to make an appointment.
Craig M. Kaufman, DPM
Connecticut Foot Care Centers
Sports Medicine Podiatrist in CT
Podiatrist in Newington
Visit our website, like our page on Facebook, and follow our tweets on Twitter.
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