Kendall marshall

• Kendall Marshall ST. LOUIS – North Carolina's standout point guard Kendall Marshall (right wrist surgery) did not practice Thursday and still does not know if he can play against Ohio in the Round of 16 on Friday night.
(New York Times Blogs)
• ST. LOUIS -- North Carolina point guard Kendall Marshall picked up a basketball near midcourt at the Edward Jones Dome on Thursday and dribbled it left-handed a couple of times, coach Roy Williams grinning in the background.
(ESPN)
• North Carolina point guard Kendall Marshall had the cast removed from his fractured right wrist on Wednesday and is now wearing a removable splint, the players father said. All I know is he got it off this morning.
(ESPN)
• The No. 1 seeded North Carolina Tar Heels are going to need a small miracle for point guard Kendall Marshall to play on Friday at this point.
(Bleacherreport.com)
• CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -- North Carolina point guard Kendall Marshall is out of his cast following surgery on his broken right wrist.
(Huffington Post)
• ST. LOUIS -- North Carolina point guard Kendall Marshall watched his teammates from the side of the court, cradling a basketball and occasionally giving it a bounce or two with his good hand. It might be the closest he gets to handling the ball for the Tar Heels.
(CBS Sports)
• ST. LOUIS -- Kendall Marshalls wrist is probably the most analyzed, scrutinized and important wrist in America this week.
(USA Today)
• North Carolina point guard Kendall Marshall said he does not know whether he will be able to play when his top-seeded team plays No. 13 Ohio on Friday in the NCAA Midwest Regional semifinals. ST.
(Abc Local Web)
• Just because North Carolina is preparing 100 percent to play without Kendall Marshall in the Sweet 16 doesnt mean that they will. The star point guard, who leads the nation with 9.
(Bleacherreport.com)
• ST. LOUIS (AP) - North Carolina point guard Kendall Marshall watched his teammates from the side of the court, cradling a basketball and occasionally giving it a bounce or two with his good hand.
(NBC Sports)