PSN has learned that Duquesne freshman guard Kareem Rozier will not be playing in this afternoon’s game against Winthrop.
Rozier, a freshman guard has been considered the leader of this year’s team, using his vocality to help push Duquesne forward.
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He has played in all 12 previous games to date averaging 3.6 points and 2.3 assists per game, with 27 assists versus six turnovers in a reserve role this season.
Rozier’s injury is the latest in a run of setbacks for Duquesne players this season, with just six players on its roster competing in all 12 games and nearly a half dozen of those being held back from competing for a variety of reasons.
According to sources, this injury is not expected to be long term, which is good news as Atlantic 10 play starts Dec. 28 at Dayton.