Harrison Ingram Slowly Working Through Wrist Injury

Posted Jan 9, 2024
Harrison Ingram’s wrist is bothering him, and it has been for nearly a month. He says that it isn't all that painful, but it is a hindrance at times, perhaps most notably when he’s attempting contested shots in the lane, which is a big part of the wing forward’s game. "I’m dealing with a little sprain or hyperextension, whatever you want to call it," Ingram said. (Tar Heel Illustrated)

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