Tuscaloosa News
By nick kelly
When Jahvon Quinerly fell to the Viejas Arena floor on March 18, it looked bad immediately.
The Alabama basketball point guard was grimacing and holding his knee, not even four minutes into the NCAA Tournament matchup vs. Notre Dame. Two members of the staff had to help Quinerly off the court. He was almost immediately ruled out of the game with what was later revealed to be a torn ACL.
The upperclassman had gone through senior day and appeared set to pursue the next step in his basketball career. Then the ACL tear derailed those plans, and Quinerly decided to...
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