Swift surgery makes Kendall Marshall's return possible

Posted Mar 20, 2012
Just 24 hours after suffering a fracture of his scaphoid bone, Kendall Marshall, point guard for the University of North Carolina Tar Heels, was recovering from surgery and contemplating playing again. Marshall's father said his son would decide later in the week whether to return to the court when his team faces Ohio Friday night in the Sweet Sixteen. And that return is a very real possibility. (WRAL.com)

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