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Friday / November 13.
  • UConn forward Nik Khamenia to miss 6-8 weeks after foot surgery

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    By JAMES MADDEN

    UConn forward Nik Khamenia will be sidelined for about 6-8 weeks after suffering a left foot injury that will require surgery, the school announced.

    Khamenia, who’s a transfer from Duke, suffered the injury in the first half of UConn’s 83-41 win over Wagner on Monday.

    “Nik will have surgery in the coming days and is expected to make a full recovery,” UConn head coach Dan Hurley said in the release. “He will be reevaluated in 6-8 weeks.” 

    Across UConn’s first three games to start the season, the California native has averaged 10.7 points and 3.0 rebounds per game on roughly 62% shooting from the field.

    The Huskies will have their first test since losing one of their top forwards on Friday, as they’ll host Ohio State and continue their non-conference gauntlet this winter.

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