Auburn basketball: Jaylin Williams knee injury update vs. Kentucky

Auburn basketball forward Jaylin Williams suffers knee injury, but it's not season-ending. Coach Bruce Pearl relieved. Potential lineup changes.

Auburn basketball has received some positive news regarding fifth-year forward Jaylin Williams, who suffered a right knee injury during a recent game against Kentucky. After undergoing an MRI, it was determined that the injury is not season-ending, providing a sense of relief for Auburn coach Bruce Pearl. Williams, who is averaging 13 points and 4.7 rebounds this season, plays a crucial role in the team's success. In the event that he misses any games, Alabama-Huntsville transfer Chaney Johnson may step into the starting lineup at power forward. Alternatively, Pearl could opt for a smaller lineup featuring Chad Baker-Mazara at small forward and senior Chris Moore at power forward. Pearl emphasized the impact of Williams' performance on the team's success, highlighting the correlation between his strong play and the team's victories. This news comes as a positive development for the team, offering hope for continued success as the season progresses.