Adou Thiero performing while experiencing real growing pains

Adou Thiero performing while experiencing real growing pains

When the Tennessee Volunteers visit the Kentucky Wildcats on Saturday night, they hope to have their whole roster available for the first time this season.

Many on the BBN thought that would be the case on Wednesday night. However, injuries to Justin Edwards’ quadriceps and DJ Wagner’s ankles kept them out of action.

However, Adou Thiero missed the opening portion of the SEC schedule due to the worst kind of pain: growing pains.

In a recent interview with Ben Roberts of The Herald-Leader, Thiero discussed the back discomfort that forced him to take a break following the game against Louisville.

Adou Thiero performing while experiencing real growing pains

At that point, I realized that I needed to stop. I must take a brief break,” Thiero said to Roberts.

Thiero has gone through such suffering before. When he arrived on campus as a freshman last season, it just got bigger. The gifted forward is optimistic about the situation and expects that the growing pains will go by the end of the campaign.

If it is, though, we have the means to handle it. We’re willing to work hard for it. I adore this game. I cherish my teammates. “I’ll exert every effort necessary to join them on the court,” he declared.

With his strong presence in the paint, Thiero has been a terrific help to this club. In addition, he has been the explosive moving forward, which has helped the other shooters surrounding him find opportunities.

Tomorrow, the Cats require a replacement for Dalton Knecht. Thiero might be the ideal player to accomplish that.

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