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Good thing too because I have Marquette winning this game
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Originally Posted by WhUtIzIt
[h1]Point guard James cleared to play[/h1] [h2]Senior guard broke foot on Feb. 25[/h2]
By Todd Rosiak of the Journal Sentinel
Boise, Idaho - In a stunning development, senior guard Dominic James has been cleared to play Sunday in the Marquette Golden Eagles' second-round NCAA tournament game against the Missouri Tigers.
James suffered a broken bone in his left foot Feb. 25, early in a game against Connecticut, and underwent surgery to have a screw inserted into it two days later.
The injury initially was expected to be season-ending. But over the past week James underwent numerous tests, an individual workout Friday and then practiced with the Golden Eagles for 90 minutes Saturday.
With no pain in the foot, James was given the all-clear to play late Saturday night.
"We've talked to some experts in the field, and these cases are known, have happened in elite athletes - college and the pros," said athletic trainer Ernest Eugene. "He's been so instrumental in this, obviously. He's been so dedicated being where he's supposed to be everyday, doing what he needs to do, and he's surpassed every goal."
It's unclear whether James will start, or how many minutes he'll play, but Eugene said it's likely he'll have to be limited some. James also will be playing with a custom-made orthotic in his shoe, in order to help protect the foot.
The news undoubtedly will provide a huge lift for the sixth-seeded Golden Eagles (25-9), who are going to need all the manpower they can muster against the third-seeded Tigers (29-6) at Taco Bell Arena.
James is averaging 11.4 points, 3.5 rebounds, 5.1 assists and 2.2 steals on the season. His abilities to penetrate, distribute and defend have been sorely missed by MU.
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Been saying this all season. They better rebound too.Originally Posted by Al3xis
ASU will have the best guard and post player on the floor...just gona need a few shots from Kulukis, Glasser and Abbot to fall.
Originally Posted by jumpmantwenty3
Does Syracuse have the best 2-3 zone in the country?