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West Virginia vs. Duke Updates

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Yikes!!! MCL injury for Butler.

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Come on Huggie Bear. Don't kiss him...

Yikes!!! MCL injury for Butler.

 

That's probably at best... sure hope it's not ACL.

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That's probably at best... sure hope it's not ACL.

 

Might be both. Looked to be MCL for sure. 30 to 40 degrees the wrong way.

I hate to see that. I hope it's not as bad as it seems.

Yikes!!! MCL injury for Butler.

 

If its the outside of the knee it would be the LCL.

It appears Duke has save their best for last...

 

Looks like they are on their way to a title.

It appears Duke has save their best for last...

 

Looks like they are on their way to a title.

I wouldn't be so quick to count out Butler. Duke playing very well though, that is true.

And too think if UK would have hit 1/3rd of their 3's..

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If its the outside of the knee it would be the LCL.

 

The sideline reporter said he was holding the outside of his knee. However the left knee appeared to buckle inward placing stress on the ligament running along the medial side of the knee. We will see, I am wagering MCL and could be ACL too. Also appeared to have serious pain when the physio tried to make him extend/lock out, could be meniscus tear too.

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