Devries, stone both for a red shirt for West Virginia – Western Virginia Football

There are now answers to the states of a pair of players in West Virginia, who were aside with a forward injury in Tucker Devris and security guard Jaden Stone.

Devries has undergone a season of shoulder surgery after a decision to close it after consulting with medical professionals about the injury, which fled him after the Georgetown competition.

The senior had tried to take his way back, but the operation was the right way. Prior to the Devries injury, an average of 14.9 points and 4.9 struggles per game.

“Without going into a lot of details about the fact that a good part has been done, it’s over and now we are starting a new process with a new rehabilitation,” said chief coach Darian Devris. “But everything went well, and from his point of view, he looks forward to returning and being healthy again in about two or three months.”

In this way, he will give Devris a full out -of -season to prepare and go back in both his workouts and in the weight room after recovering.

The plan is to apply for a medical red shirt and play with the mountaineers next season after their second shoulder surgery in the out of the seasons.

“It was a long, long, long process for him. I know he’s tired of the training room, “Devris said.

Stone is not suitable for all seasons in West Virginia after a practical injury and it will not be the rest of the year as the guard will use a traditional red shirt.

“He has never played in a game so that he can just take a regular red shirt he will make at the time,” Devris said.

Stone is an average of 20.8 points per game last season in Detroit Mercy and Devris said the two had not yet discussed whether he would stay with the team next season.

“But for now, this is the best for him,” Devris said.