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Longhorns Guard Tramon Mark Undergoes Ankle Surgery
28 Aug
Summary
- Tramon Mark had ankle surgery after an injury in the Sweet 16 game.
- He is expected to be out for rehabilitation for several months.
- Coach Sean Miller praised Mark's courage and unselfishness.
Tramon Mark, a former guard for the Texas Longhorns, has recently undergone ankle surgery. The procedure, which sources indicate went well, will require several months of rehabilitation.
Mark sustained the injury during the team's Sweet 16 game against Purdue, but he continued playing and was subsequently named to the NCAA Tournament's All-West Regional Team. He played in one NBA Summer League game with the Phoenix Suns before opting for surgery upon returning.
Texas head coach Sean Miller stated that Mark will be sidelined for approximately four months due to the ankle injury. Miller commended both Mark and Jordan Pope for their resilience and commitment, emphasizing their courage in playing through significant injuries, which he saw as a testament to their love for the university and the team.
