Post by The Bubba on Dec 8, 2005 18:06:08 GMT -5
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COACH SALUTES GUARD'S PATIENCE AFTER LAYOFF
Kentucky swingman Joe Crawford still isn't sure how he bruised his right knee. But no doubt he will remember how well he performed in his first attempt at playing with the pain.
After sitting out three games to rest the knee, Crawford conducted a successful test of the knee in Kentucky's 73-46 victory over Georgia State on Tuesday. He equaled his personal bests of 14 points, five baskets and two three-pointers, while grabbing a career-high seven rebounds.
"I didn't think I'd play this well," he said afterward.
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I was very impressed that Joe not only was able to hang in there but looked pretty good.
COACH SALUTES GUARD'S PATIENCE AFTER LAYOFF
Kentucky swingman Joe Crawford still isn't sure how he bruised his right knee. But no doubt he will remember how well he performed in his first attempt at playing with the pain.
After sitting out three games to rest the knee, Crawford conducted a successful test of the knee in Kentucky's 73-46 victory over Georgia State on Tuesday. He equaled his personal bests of 14 points, five baskets and two three-pointers, while grabbing a career-high seven rebounds.
"I didn't think I'd play this well," he said afterward.
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I was very impressed that Joe not only was able to hang in there but looked pretty good.