Home sport Florida Gators’ basketball player, Keyontae Johnson, breathes on his own and speaks...

Florida Gators’ basketball player, Keyontae Johnson, breathes on his own and speaks after falling off the field

101
0
Florida Gators' basketball player, Keyontae Johnson, breathes on his own and speaks after falling off the field

In a statement released Tuesday, Nika and Marcus Johnson revealed that their son had a FaceTime call with his teammates.

The parents said, “We feel a lot of love and support from everyone, and we are extremely grateful for the care and attention the Keyontae have received over the past several days.”

Johnson was He walks on the playground After a time-out early Saturday’s game against the Seminoles in Florida when he collapsed, according to ESPNU radio. He was taken off the ground on a stretcher and taken to Tallahassee Memorial Hospital, where a spokesperson for the team declared Johnson in critical but stable condition.

Johnson’s parents traveled to Tallahassee to be with their son on Sunday, joining Florida coach Mike White and assistant sports director Dave Werner alongside Johnson, according to a statement from the team. On Monday, Johnson was transferred to UF Health in Gainesville where he was still listed in critical but stable condition.

It was not clear at this time the reason for his downfall.

Johnson, the team’s top scorer and rebound, has scored 19.7 points and 6 rebounds per game this season. He had 5 points before crashing, which after he left the field were led by his visibly shaken teammates and the coach gathered in prayer before playing resumed. Florida won the match 83-71.

Given the circumstances surrounding Johnson, Gators announced Tuesday that an agreement has been reached with the University of North Florida Ospreads to postpone the basketball game scheduled for Wednesday.

See also  GT Talent, in Vallelunga The grand finale of Vallelunga
Previous articleThe benchmarks show how Windows ARM hardware can compare to the M1 Mac
Next articleOregon’s first residents will be vaccinated against COVID-19 Wednesday, after 48 states have already started
"Introvert. Avid gamer. Wannabe beer advocate. Subtly charming zombie junkie. Social media trailblazer. Web scholar."

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here