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No. 25 North Carolina Guard Seth Trimble Breaks Arm in Team Workout
Seth Trimble will undergo surgery after breaking his left forearm during a team workout, with return timing to be determined by North Carolina officials.
- On Nov. 9, North Carolina senior guard Seth Trimble suffered a broken bone in his left forearm during a team workout and will undergo surgery this week, with the university saying a return timetable will be set after the procedure.
- As the Tar Heels' captain, Trimble is a senior guard who moved into a full-time starting role and provides stability amid 11 newcomers, having played in 104 games while missing five over three seasons.
- In the 87-74 win over Kansas, Seth Trimble grabbed a game-high eight rebounds and three assists while coaches credited his defense for slowing Darryn Peterson.
- With Trimble sidelined, UNC coach Hubert Davis could lean more on recently cleared Luka Bogavac and Jonathan Powell as the Tar Heels, 2-0, host Radford Tuesday at 7 p.m. on the ACC Network.
- UNC coach Hubert Davis said, `The good news is he will be back at some point this year` and praised Trimble’s leadership while Kansas head coach Bill Self noted his strong impact in slowing Darryn Peterson.
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KMJ-AF1North Carolina G Seth Trimble to undergo surgery after practice injury
North Carolina team captain Seth Trimble, who just played a key role in the Tar Heels' win over No. 19 Kansas on Friday, will be sidelined after breaking a bone in his left forearm during a practice session on Sunday.
·Georgia, United States
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