Caleb Wilson Sidelined by Left-Hand Fracture
Caleb Wilson, a freshman forward for the University of North Carolina Tar Heels, has been sidelined due to a left-hand fracture. The injury occurred during the first half of a game against Miami on Tuesday. Although he managed to continue playing later in the game, further medical evaluations in Chapel Hill confirmed the fracture.
Injury Details and Impact
The initial X-rays taken during the game showed no signs of a fracture. However, subsequent imaging revealed the injury to Wilson’s left hand. The assessment process is ongoing to establish a timeline for his recovery and return to play.
Player Performance
Caleb Wilson is currently a standout player for the Tar Heels. He leads the team with impressive stats, averaging:
- 19.8 points per game
- 9.4 rebounds per game
Wilson has made a significant impact in his rookie season. He holds the record for most consecutive games in double figures, achieving this feat in all 24 games played thus far. Additionally, he has recorded 17 games with 20 or more points.
National Rankings
Wilson’s performance has placed him among the elite players within the ACC. He currently leads the nation in dunks, boasting a total of 66. His shooting accuracy stands impressive at 57.8%, ranking within the top five in the conference for:
- Scoring
- Rebounding
- Field Goal Percentage
- Double-Doubles (11)
As the injury evaluation continues, fans and teammates look forward to Wilson’s swift recovery and return to action on the court.
