"Tyler had some tests today that gave us more information," Williams says.
"There is a great possibility that we will hold Tyler out of practice for
the next two weeks, then re-evaluate his condition at that time.
"Of course we are all disappointed for Tyler and our team, but everybody on
the roster has a chance to do a little more and play a little better to help
make up for the loss of the national player of the year."
Hansbrough did not miss a single practice his freshman and sophomore seasons
and only one his junior year. That came the night after he played 47 minutes
in a double overtime win over Clemson, a game in which he played with an
infected toe on his right foot.