Arizona's Alkins out 8-10 weeks after foot surgery
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Arizona sophomore guard Rawle Alkins could be out up to three months after undergoing surgery for a broken right foot.
The school said Alkins had surgery Wednesday and his estimated return is 8-10 weeks after injuring his foot in voluntary team activities.
Arizona opens its season Wednesday, Nov. 1 with a home game against Eastern New Mexico. The Wildcats will open Pac-12 play against Arizona State on Dec. 30.
Alkins was expected to play a big role for the Wildcats after testing the NBA waters during the offseason.
The athletic 6-foot-5 guard was Arizona's third-leading scorer as a freshman last season, averaging 10.9 points and 4.9 rebounds. Alkins also made 44 3-pointers, second-most on the team.
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