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UCLA rookie Shareef O’Neal, the child of Basketball Hall of Famer Shaquille O’Neal, will miss the 2018-19 season on account of an as of late found heart issue. UCLA put out the accompanying explanation as to his wellbeing on Friday:
“First year recruit Shareef O’Neal will be sidelined for the 2018-19 season (therapeutic). He will remain selected in class and on the men’s ball group amid this redshirt year. The UCLA men’s b-ball program totally underpins Shareef and his family as he gets this issue settled.”
As per TMZ Sports, O’Neal experienced a standard checkup as of late when UCLA’s medicinal staff found a therapeutic issue identified with his heart. He’s relied upon to experience medical procedure to rectify the issue.
UCLA rookie Shareef O’Neal, the child of Basketball Hall of Famer Shaquille O’Neal, will miss the 2018-19 season on account of an as of late found heart issue. UCLA put out the accompanying explanation as to his wellbeing on Friday:”First year recruit Shareef O’Neal will be sidelined for the 2018-19 season (therapeutic). He will remain enlisted in class and on the men’s ball group amid this redshirt year. The UCLA men’s b-ball program totally bolsters Shareef and his family as he gets this issue settled.”As indicated by TMZ Sports, O’Neal experienced a normal checkup as of late when UCLA’s medicinal staff found a restorative issue identified with his heart. He’s required to experience medical procedure to amend the issue.
“Express gratitude toward God the UCLA therapeutic staff got it early,” O’Neal told TMZ. “Amid recovery, I’ll be going to my classes and being a typical understudy. … I’ll be back instantly.”O’Neal was one of five best 100 underwriters for UCLA in its 2018 marking class, and was required to have an early effect for the Bruins. A 6-foot-9 control forward, he brings a smooth outside diversion, flexible protection and two-path capacity for the Bruins.UCLA rookie Shareef O’Neal, the child of Basketball Hall of Famer Shaquille O’Neal, will miss the 2018-19 season as a result of an as of late found heart issue. UCLA put out the accompanying explanation with respect to his wellbeing on Friday:”First year recruit Shareef O’Neal will be sidelined for the 2018-19 season (therapeutic). He will remain selected in class and on the men’s b-ball group amid this redshirt year. The UCLA men’s ball program totally bolsters Shareef and his family as he gets this issue settled.”As per TMZ Sports, O’Neal experienced a standard checkup as of late when UCLA’s therapeutic staff found a restorative issue identified with his heart. He’s relied upon to experience medical procedure to remedy the issue.”Express gratitude toward God the UCLA therapeutic staff got it early,” O’Neal told TMZ. “Amid recovery, I’ll be going to my classes and being an ordinary understudy. … I’ll be back right away.”
O'Neal was one of five best 100 underwriters for UCLA in its 2018 marking class, and was required to have an early effect for the Bruins. A 6-foot-9 control forward, he brings a smooth outside diversion, flexible barrier and two-route capacity for the Bruins.
"We adore the length and tallness of the current year's group, and Shareef is extremely going to add to that unique," UCLA mentor Steve Alford said a month ago. "He has a spectacular casing, one that will enable him to keep enhancing the two sides of the floor. With Shareef, you're discussing a dedicated young fellow with huge upside, and his quality in our group's frontcourt is a huge expansion."
UCLA is as of now positioned No. 18 in the CBS Sports Top 25 (and one) and has a shot, behind gifted five-star green bean Moses Brown, to progress to the NCAA Tournament next season for the fifth time in the previous six years.
