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JuJu Watkins Carried Off Court After Injury in USC NCAA Tournament Game

  • USC guard JuJu Watkins injured her right knee during a fast break in a game against Mississippi State.
  • After evaluation, USC stated that JuJu Watkins would not return to the game due to her injury, which raised concerns about her health.
  • Despite previous injuries, Watkins performed well in the tournament, scoring 22 points and recording eight rebounds in her last game.
  • Watkins reassured her team, saying, 'I’m all right,' before the game against Mississippi State.
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USC's JuJu Watkins leaves game with injury; prognosis unknown

Southern California standout forward JuJu Watkins left the top-seeded Trojans' second-round NCAA Tournament game on Monday with what appeared to be a right knee or leg injury. Details of the injury and Watkins' prognosis were unknown postgame. Midway through the…

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USC's JuJu Watkins leaves tourney game with knee injury

Southern California standout forward JuJu Watkins left the No. 1-seeded Trojans' second-round matchup with Mississippi State in Los Angeles on Monday midway through the first quarter after falling to the floor on a breakaway.

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