Kentucky's Noah Injured, SEC Tournament Looms

0:00On March 5, Kentucky Wildcats guard Trent Noah took a tough fall during a recent game, rolling his ankle after stepping on head coach Mark Popes. Foot while backpedaling on a Miss 3-pointer shot, he'd already drained two threes and drawn a foul earlier, showing some real rhythm on offense. The injury happened right as Noah was heating up, and he spent a moment on the floor before trying to walk it off, but he didn't return. It's the kind of freak accident that anyone who's played pick-up ball knows all too well. His mishap fits a rough pattern for the Cats this season, with key players like Jaden Quentin's sidelined by knee-swelling after four strong games. Jalen Lowe's shut down for the year with a shoulder issue, and Cam Williams breaking his foot just as he found his groove. The team has posted winning streaks of four and five games, but also dropped two games skids twice in a three-game slide. No official update on Noah's status from Kentucky or Coach Pope yet, but the timing stings with the SEC tournament starting in Nashville. A solid showing there, maybe a couple of wins, or even a competitive loss, could give them

1:04the boost they need heading into March madness. The cats have shown flashes of brilliance amid the ups and downs, and getting healthy momentum now might turn things around before it's too late. It's too late. It's too late. It's too late. It's too late. It's too late. It's too late. It's too late. It's too late. It's too late. It's too late. It's too late. It's too late.