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1:13Now PlayingFormer Seton Hall basketball star Myles Powell has accused head coach Kevin Willard, the team's medical expert and the university of downplaying a serious knee injury that he says derailed his professional career, according to a civil lawsuit filed Wednesday and reviewed by The Post.
In the second game of the 2019-20 season, Powell, then a senior, suffered an injury. He said he was told by Willard and the university's director of sports medicine, Tony Testa, that he had suffered an ankle injury and could continue to play without trouble, according to the suit.
Willard told reporters the night of the injury, against Stony Brook, it was a "serious" ankle sprain and might lead to a "prolonged absence." Powell, however, played the next game, scoring a game-high 37 points against Michigan State.
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