Wilbekin's Injury

[tampajack1]

Does anyone have any information? When Scottie limped off the court last night, the trainer first treated him as if he was cramping. That switched to a big ice pack on his knee. He did not return to the game.

[LoyalGatorFan]

Well it could still be just a cramp....it is not terribly uncommon to treat cramps with ice packs just to decrease some of the pain/soreness in the muscles....

[tupacbiff]

Originally Posted by LoyalGatorFan

Well it could still be just a cramp....it is not terribly uncommon to treat cramps with ice packs just to decrease some of the pain/soreness in the muscles....

It looked liked hr banged knees w someone. Can be extremely painful initially but usually just some bruising.

[UFG8rGuy3283]

Originally Posted by tupacbiff

It looked liked hr banged knees w someone. Can be extremely painful initially but usually just some bruising.

That was my impression as well. Knee to knee and those hurt like hell. Back in the day we threw some ice on it and kept going. People don't realize how tough we were back in the 90s

[LoyalGatorFan]

It must have been two separate injuries then...because you wouldn't stretch hamstrings and calves for a knee on knee collision...as others above stated you just have to ice it really...

[tupacbiff]

Originally Posted by LoyalGatorFan

It must have been two separate injuries then...because you wouldn't stretch hamstrings and calves for a knee on knee collision...as others above stated you just have to ice it really...

I believe above it was stated it looked like they were stretching his leg BUT then saw him icing knee.