Cal starter Tyrone Wallace breaks hand in practice

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  • Covy
    SBR MVP
    • 01-13-11
    • 1433

    #1
    Cal starter Tyrone Wallace breaks hand in practice
    Word within the program. Cal currently -7. News will be widespread in the morning

    15 ppg
    5 rpg
    4 apg

    Line will drop shortly
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  • Qasdf
    SBR High Roller
    • 04-08-13
    • 140

    #2
    This has been reported within this hour via YahooSports.

    Where do y'all see the line going from -7? Game is @ Spokane, WA Friday. playing against Hawaii.
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    • Covy
      SBR MVP
      • 01-13-11
      • 1433

      #3
      I see it now.

      Wallace is the leader of the team and the most consistent player when healthy. Not much depth at guard behind him. I think they'll win but definitely will be on upset watch. Line shouldn't move a lot
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      • Rbyrne
        Restricted User
        • 02-10-10
        • 3054

        #4
        Wtf I have Cal ml in a a few parlays already...Wallace is very good he plays under control and makes good decisions...oh well Cal has a couple other players that can pick up the slack and still win
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        • Qasdf
          SBR High Roller
          • 04-08-13
          • 140

          #5
          Thanks for the info guys.

          GL on your plays today.
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          • chalk46
            SBR Wise Guy
            • 12-14-13
            • 564

            #6
            Absolutely 0% shot they advance without him. Love them and they are very talented but Cal is a cluster f**k with him on the court. Don't even want to imagine them without Wallace. Cal has been my sleeper all year for various reasons. Quite possible the most talent rostered team in it. They'll be uncivilized without him.
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            • Rbyrne
              Restricted User
              • 02-10-10
              • 3054

              #7
              A player from the Florida Gators had a similar injury and kept playing...although he was their starting center...I'm sure itd be a lot harder for a guard to play with that type of injury
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              • IamsoBurnt
                SBR Sharp
                • 11-09-13
                • 363

                #8
                so who are you taking?
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                • unde0087
                  BARRELED IN @ SBR!
                  • 03-27-08
                  • 28960

                  #9
                  Originally posted by Rbyrne
                  A player from the Florida Gators had a similar injury and kept playing...although he was their starting center...I'm sure itd be a lot harder for a guard to play with that type of injury
                  This reminds me of when Marshall broke his hand in the tournament and ruined a unc title chance, no way a guard breaks his hand and plays effectively. This is going to be brutal for Cal. May be able to survive Hawaii but they will feel his loss going forward.
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                  • chalk46
                    SBR Wise Guy
                    • 12-14-13
                    • 564

                    #10
                    not to mention...isn't Hawaii in some type of situation where they are already eliminated from 2017 post season due to probation. Idk the full situation but think I'm close. I don't think Cal can exist without the PG. All that talent needs guidance and without him it will be an AAU game.
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                    • POOLSIDE
                      SBR MVP
                      • 09-06-14
                      • 2839

                      #11
                      If it's his dominant hand, the team is better off with him not playing. If it's his off hand, he can get by for a round or two. Hell, you've been watching the games. Half of these guards can't dribble with their left to save their lives.
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