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UConn Guard Solo Ball to Sit Out 2026-2027 Season After Having Wrist Surgery
Ball will take a medical redshirt as UConn said his wrist injury limited his shooting and he averaged 12.8 points last season.
- UConn guard Solo Ball Jr. will miss the 2026-27 season to undergo wrist surgery, the school announced Monday, April 20, 2026, taking a medical redshirt to return for 2027-28.
- Ball sustained the wrist injury during a December 16, 2025, win over Butler and played through the pain for the remainder of the season, causing his three-point shooting accuracy to drop to 30%.
- Despite the injury, the guard scored in double figures in the final four NCAA Tournament games and ranks 10th in UConn history with 199 career three-pointers. Head coach Dan Hurley said Ball is "a true Husky and a champion."
- With the backcourt standout sidelined, the Huskies will rely on returning sharpshooter Braylon Mullins, point guard Silas Demary Jr., and transfers Nik Khamenia and Najai Hines to fill the void.
- Coach Hurley may continue exploring the transfer portal for backcourt depth before Tuesday's midnight deadline, as the program adjusts expectations and prepares for Ball's return in 2027-28.
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UConn guard Solo Ball to sit out 2026-2027 season after having wrist surgery
STORRS, Conn. (WTNH) -- UConn men's basketball junior guard Solo Ball will sit out the entire 2026-2027 season, the university announced Monday. According to the university, Ball will take a medical redshirt to undergo surgery on his wrist and return for the 2027-2028 season. “Solo is a true Husky and a champion who would do [...]
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UConn's Solo Ball will take a medical redshirt and miss next season after undergoing wrist surgery
UConn guard Solo Ball will undergo wrist surgery and won’t return to the Huskies until 2027-28. Ball will take a medical redshirt next season.
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