Florida Preview and Game Thread-- 12-06-2017

[ahunte1]

Outstanding half! Hopefully the Custer injury is not as bad as it looked. Ben was out there to help him off the court.

[Robbie Aces]

That's cool that Ben was able to go on the trip!

[Blers]

Looked like a bad sprain. Really sucks, that said, anything is better than an ACL.

[swellafelon]

How did it happen?

[01grad]

He jumped to make a pass, and landed on the defenders foot

[ToledoRambler]

I’m guessing by his reaction that it’s more than a sprain, but let’s hope that’s all it is

[goramblers2011]

We've shown we can play with them. Now let's show we can beat them.

[Blers]

Grade 2 sprains take about a month to recover from.
Grade 3 can be 2-3...In the event it's bad I believe he could still file for a medical redshirt if he wanted.

[01grad]

We definitely didn’t play perfect half. A few bad turnovers, including a horrible 10 second call (nobody guarding us...we were just inexcusably slow walking it up). But we’re still up by 3. Great, great showing. Keeping in mind Florida is a team that can routinely rip off 50-60 points in a half, we need to come out just as intense in the second half.

[RamblinTank22]

I’m guessing by his reaction that it’s more than a sprain, but let’s hope that’s all it is

I sprained my ankle playing volleyball after landing on the other player's foot in July 2016. I had a very similar reaction. Couldn't put any weight on it, and was in a lot of pain. In fact, my ankle swelled so much and I was in so much pain that the Urgent Care people thought I broke it when I got in. I was able to gingerly walk on it in two days, and basically had to be very easy on it for a couple weeks. My point being, it's hard to tell what the ankle problem is right away.