UConn’s Leading Scorer Reed Sidelined Against Arizona Due to Ankle Injury
UConn’s basketball team faces a significant challenge as they prepare to face No. 4 Arizona. The third-ranked team will be without Tarris Reed Jr., their leading scorer, due to an ankle injury.
UConn’s Top Scorer Out Against Arizona
The absence of Reed is notable. Standing at 6-foot-11, he has been a key player for UConn. Reed averaged 20 points and 9.3 rebounds per game this season, demonstrating his importance on the court.
Performance Overview
- Last Game: Scored 21 points and grabbed 8 rebounds against No. 7 BYU.
- Season Average: 20 points, 9.3 rebounds in 25.3 minutes.
- Injuries: Suffered a hamstring injury before the season, missing the opening game and exhibitions.
- Recent Games: Started the last three matches before the injury.
UConn also continues to be without Braylon Mullins, the preseason Big East Freshman of the Year, who is sideline due to a separate ankle issue. Despite these setbacks, freshman Jacob Furphy is available to strengthen the lineup.
As UConn prepares for this important matchup against Arizona, the team will need to adapt without their main offensive weapon. The outcome of this game could significantly affect their season moving forward.
