Nevada's Josh Hall stretchered off floor, taken to hospital after hard collision
A scary moment for the true freshman from Texas.
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Kyle Boone
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Nevada true freshman Josh Hall suffered a pretty scary injury on Wednesday evening. Hall fell hard to the floor after being fouled on a dunk attempt. His body flung through the air and it appeared he landed on his back. According to the Reno Gazette-Journal's Chris Murray, Hall did not look conscious after taking the fall.
Here is the foul that led to Nevada's Josh Hall getting taken off on a stretcher. pic.twitter.com/lTaAbABsIi
— Tyler Bischoff (@Bischoff_Tyler) December 29, 2016
The play wasn't a malicious one on behalf of San Jose State's Brandon Mitchell, who knocked him out of the game.
Mitchell even attempted to apologize however Hall was not respondent. He was sent to the hospital for further evaluation.
The 6-foot-6 Hall is averaging 2.9 points and 1.2 rebounds per game for the Wolf Pack this season. His coach, Eric Musselman, provided a brief update on his health status.
Coach Muss says Josh Hall was "coherent in the ambulance and was responsive" but will "probably be there (in the hospital) for a while."
— Chris Murray (@MurrayRGJ) December 29, 2016
