Kaimon Rucker To Miss Remainder of UNC Spring Football Practice With Finger Injury

Posted Apr 9, 2024
North Carolina defensive lineman Kaimon Rucker will miss the remainder of spring football practice with a ruptured tendon in his right middle finger. He had surgery Monday and his timetable for recovery is 2-3 months. Rucker's finger was wrapped with a bandage and metal splint after receiving central tendon repair. He'll begin physical therapy next week. (Inside Carolina)

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