Auburn Athletics
Auburn might have its leading scorer back on the court just in time to play Kentucky.
Bryce Brown suffered a shoulder strain in the first half of last Wednesday’s loss to Texas A&M. He traveled with the team to Georgia as a game-time decision but did not play. Auburn head coach Bruce Pearl said if Brown can participate in tomorrow’s full-contact practice, he’ll suit up against the Wildcats.
“I think Bryce is going to try to go today, but no contact,” Pearl told the media prior to today’s practice. “So he’s shooting a little bit, he’s moving a little bit and he’s got a better chance to play on Wednesday than he did obviously Saturday.”
While warming up for today’s practice, Brown didn’t look too injured.
Auburn guard Bryce Brown back on the practice floor, will practice with no contact today pic.twitter.com/Bh7znKci7X
— michaelniziolek (@michaelniziolek) February 12, 2018
Bryce Brown’s shoulder seems OK. pic.twitter.com/BWcGyjxV7K
— Jay G. Tate (@JayGTate) February 12, 2018
Brown scores 16.6 points per game, good enough for fifth in the SEC.
Lord help the Kats!! Why is it that all injured players are all better when time comes to play UK?
Being scared of Auburn seems…weird
You’re right; brings back the days of Barkley, Mengelt, Person, and Pietkiewicz.
We will be fine as long as we put Brad on him.
This dude will shoot it from 30 feet!!! U gotta stay out w a hand up if he uses a ball screen. Vanderbilt’s gotta do a lot better than he did on Hogg I think it was Sat.