There was a point in time when it seemed Kellan Grady would become the top three-point shooter in Kentucky Wildcats basketball history. Grady was filling it up from behind the arc, with one of the highlights being his performance in the Alabama comeback win at Rupp Arena.
After that game, however, Grady hit a slump.
Grady joined KSR this morning and opened up about his battle with plantar fasciitis this season. He didn’t pin his end-of-season struggles on this condition, but he did admit it impacted his performance.
“It could have been.