Grayson Allen keeps getting himself caught up in trouble and creating headlines with his physical style of play. Fighting for loose balls and diving to the floor comes with Allen's competitive spirit, but has also led to questions of intent -- whether he's pushing an assistant coach near the bench or slapping a player in the face or just playing hard.
On Saturday night against Miami, Duke's Allen hurt his hand fighting for a loose ball just before halftime.
Grayson Allen injures his hand just before the first half comes to a close pic.twitter.com/DnQROiMiee
— Kyle Boone (@kylebooneCBS) January 22, 2017
Cameras caught a shot of Allen's hand, and it didn't look pretty.
Yikes @stevewisemanNCpic.twitter.com/0Qeofa9mJo
— Jonas Pope IV (@JEPopeIV) January 22, 2017
Allen came back out after with his fingers taped. Jeff Capel chose to start the second half with Allen and Kennard on the bench, choosing a defensive lineup that led a 22-1 run to flip the game around. Duke went on to outscore Miami by 23 in the second half and win 70-58.
