Lucas: Sterling Manley Waiting And Working
Posted May 26, 2020
"For most of my sophomore season, I felt like I was playing on one leg," Sterling Manley says. "Then I started having some swelling, so I had to readjust and figure out what the problem was. Sometimes you have to take some time and do something in the immediate future to get your body right to be able to return in the long-term." That's exactly what he did.
(GoHeels.com)
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