Kerr Kriisa's Status for Kentucky vs Tennessee, March Madness

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Kerr Kriisa is on Friday's injury report ahead of Tennessee vs Kentucky
Tennessee and Kentucky take the court against each other once again after playing twice during the regular season. Kentucky won the first two matchups, but Tennessee won't go down without a fight.
There are many players on the injury report ahead of Friday's March Madness contest, including Kerr Kriisa. Kriisa is listed as out due to a foot injury that he suffered in December. The Wildcats are expected to use a medical redshirt on the Wildcats guard. He is not expected to play in the NCAA Tournament even if the Wildcats advance past the Sweet Sixteen on Friday night.
As excititing as this season has been, BBN got cheated out of the Kerr Kriisa experience this year
— BigBlueFlavaFlav🇺🇸 (@KentuckyHypeMan) March 27, 2025
I'm sure he's been huge for our locker room, but the excitement that he would've brought to the season was highly anticipated by BBN
I really hope he comes back next year!#BBN pic.twitter.com/U0H7jr4qM2
Before being injured, Kriisa was averaging 4.4 points, 3.8 assists, and 2.4 rebounds while shooting 28/26/86 from the field.
Tip-off between the two is set for 7:39 PM EST on Friday night.
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