The University of Kentucky has welcomed former 5-star recruit Jayden Quaintance to its men’s basketball team. However, fans have been concerned about his health due to a torn ACL injury that required surgery. Quaintance recently joined KSR to update the Big Blue Nation on his rehabilitation progress.
Quaintance’s Rehabilitation Progress
Quaintance reported that his rehab is going well, and he’s ahead of schedule. He’s working on strengthening his quad and reducing swelling. According to Quaintance, the goal is to return to contact play by September, which would put him on track for the start of the season.
Timeline for Return
Quaintance mentioned that he’s aiming to get back on the court around September, barring any setbacks. He’s made significant progress in his recovery, including regaining flexibility and strengthening his quad.
Readiness for the Season Opener
When asked if he’ll be ready for the season opener, Quaintance expressed confidence that he’ll be able to play, assuming there are no further setbacks. While it’s still early in the rehab process, Quaintance’s update has given Kentucky fans reason to be optimistic about his return to the court.
