Anton Grady Injury: Updates on Wichita State Forward's Head and Return

Wichita State forward Anton Grady suffered a head injury on Nov. 27 against Alabama and was taken to the hospital. He has since been discharged, and it has yet to be determined when he'll return to action.

Continue for updates.

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No Timeline for Grady's Return

Wednesday, Dec. 2

Head coach Gregg Marshall told Jon Rothstein of CBS Sports that Grady is out indefinitely.

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Grady Released from Hospital

Sunday, Nov. 29

Wichita State confirmed in a release, via Rothstein, that Grady will return to campus with the team.

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Grady's MRI Comes Back Negative

Saturday, Nov. 28

Rothstein reported Grady's MRI did not reveal spinal trauma, and he will undergo physical therapy in the next few days. 

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Grady Carted Off After Scary Injury

Saturday, Nov. 28

According to Sunflower Sports' Evan Pflugradt, Grady took an incidental elbow to the face that bent his neck back before he hit the floor. Per KAKE's Shane Ewing, Grady's face hit the floor, and he did not move as trainers attended to him. 

Pflugradt showed Grady being attended to as he was carted off the court on a stretcher:

After the game, Pflugradt provided updates from Marshall, who said Grady was conscious but not moving and that he had little feeling in his extremities. 

Grady, a senior, averaged 10.5 points, six rebounds and one block per game through four games this season before the matchup with Alabama.

With these types of injuries, basketball is the furthest thing from what's important here, as his safety and well-being are the main focus.  

Stats courtesy of ESPN.com.