Word is - Trey Finn tore his patellar tendon in practice today. stAte's best defender will have surgery tonight and miss the rest of the season.

(03-02-2011 08:21 PM)WinstonTheWolf Wrote:  Word is - Trey Finn tore his patellar tendon in practice today. stAte's best defender will have surgery tonight and miss the rest of the season.

i honestly hate to to hear that.

i hate to hear it about any kid. but the way you guys described him, he's a player you have to see night in and night out to appreciate what he brings.

flat out terrible.

i know the year south al raped us in murphreesboro that c-lee (pbuh) broke his wrist prior to the game.

south al played awful well that game but there is no way to know what a healthy c-lee (pbuh) would have meant in that game.

you guys still should be favored since it'll be basically all home games for you.

Thanks 'beed. We are so thin at guard after losing Reed and Bryant and Reed's replacement who ran off to Oregon - it will be challenging.

(03-02-2011 08:21 PM)WinstonTheWolf Wrote:  Word is - Trey Finn tore his patellar tendon in practice today. stAte's best defender will have surgery tonight and miss the rest of the season.

Sorry to hear that news, I hope he recovers for next year.

(03-02-2011 08:42 PM)WinstonTheWolf Wrote:  Thanks 'beed. We are so thin at guard after losing Reed and Bryant and Reed's replacement who ran off to Oregon - it will be challenging.

Thats BS, Winston. Damn, I feel bad for the kid. Good luck in the tournament.

Z

Bummer. Sad he's out for the tournament after working hard all year. Hope he fully recovers and can play next year.

as many ASU fans will tell you. Trey Finn is this team. He provides the most defensively, and can fly all over the place

We have almost no chance at winning in Hot Springs without him. It would take a colossal effort from either Adam Sterrenberg or Edward Townsell to replace him. Something neither have shown in their careers.

We're cursed...theres nothing more to say. Everytime something good happens at ASU, a bad almost immediately follows