Wichita State guard Austin Reaves is so experienced in the art of repositioning a dislocated shoulder, he can tell the trainers exactly how to proceed.
“He’s used to dealing with it,” said Brian Reaves, his father. “He knows what events need to take place.”
Reaves endured that routine on Friday during WSU’s loss to No. 24 Michigan State during the Battle 4 Atlantis in the Bahamas. He will undergo an MRI on his right (shooting) shoulder on Monday, according to his father.
“It is what it is,” Brian Reaves said. “He just needs to get the MRI … and figure out what they need to do next.