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McLemore Sprains Ankle As 'Hawks Down Baylor

Posted January 15, 2013 on kansas.scout.com
PLAYERS: Ben McLemore,  Elijah Johnson
TEAMS: Kansas Jayhawks
As the clock ticked under three minutes and the final media timeout approached, all seemed well for the Kansas Jayhawks. High flying guard Ben McLemore had just flushed a dunk off of an Elijah Johnson lob. Soon, he’d be leaving to an ovation and his night’s work would be done. But, with one cut and roll of the ankle, all had changed.
Original Story: http://kansas.scout.com/2/1257834.html
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