During a recent Missouri-Lindenwood men’s college basketball game, a scary moment unfolded as Tigers’ star guard Caleb Grill suffered a head and neck injury. Grill was stretchered off the court after landing hard during a rebound attempt. He was transported to a hospital, where he was reported to be responsive but was undergoing further evaluation. The specifics of his injury were not disclosed, but the team was awaiting results of a CT scan to determine the extent of the damage.
Grill, who was the team’s leading scorer heading into the game, had to exit early after scoring just two points. The Tigers went on to win the game but are hopeful for Grill’s quick recovery. Head coach Dennis Gates provided updates on Grill’s condition, mentioning that the player was responsive and even gave a thumbs-up gesture as he left the court.
Despite the frightening incident, the team is optimistic about Grill’s return to the court. The Tigers now hold a 6-1 record and are preparing for their upcoming game against Cal. Grill’s absence could have an impact on the team’s performance, but they are rallying behind him and hoping for his swift recovery. Fans are eagerly anticipating his return to the lineup.
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