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Dieng has a broken wrist

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He broke his scaphoid, which is a bad one to break. He's having surgery to place a pin, and they're saying 4-6 weeks (which is optimistic for this injury. )

 

So if he's out for 4 weeks, he plays against Kentucky. If it's 6 weeks, he's out for the Kentucky game.

He broke his scaphoid, which is a bad one to break. He's having surgery to place a pin, and they're saying 4-6 weeks (which is optimistic for this injury. )

 

Jeremy Hazell had the exact same injury last year and missed 52 days FWIW...

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The recovery time is highly dependent on the location of the fracture, because the difference in blood flow is so variable. It can take up to 3 months.

Jeremy Hazell had the exact same injury last year and missed 52 days FWIW...

 

Saw that on twitter earlier. Hopefully he will return by the time conference play gets rolling.

Not Jerry Tipton ‏@NotJerryTipton

Rick Pitino: "With a little luck, Gorgui will be back by January." Translation: "Gorgui is definitely playing against Kentucky in December."

This injury is double tough because of his limited background in basketball. He is still learning the game and every day missed probably affects him more than it would a kid who's been playing basketbll since an early age.

Tough blow, but, they have bodies for the position.

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