Roundy Out for at Least Two Months

Written by Alex Goff Monday, 18 July 2011 19:41

Colleges - All Americans

Ryan Roundy in action for the All Americans. Dobson Images. BYU star Ryan Roundy will be out for at least two months after breaking his fibula in Saturday's match between the All Americans and New Zealand Universities.

Roundy started at No. 8 and captained the All Americans in the game, but was helped off the field after 30 minutes after collapsing to the ground.

"I can't remember [the incident]," Round told RUGBYMag.com. "I am pretty sure I was going after a loose ball and my foot planted and someone landed on my leg. I just remember someone landing on it and hear it snap."

Round said doctors told him he can be back walking in a few weeks and running after seven or eight weeks. This puts him out of contention for any elite-level sevens this summer.

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