Overview
- Lebron was hit high by South Carolina first baseman Will Craddock on a tag in the seventh inning and went down face-first.
- Trainers treated him on the field before he reached third base and was then removed as a precaution.
- He later returned to the dugout in the ninth inning after leaving the game.
- Head coach Rob Vaughn said Lebron "felt fine" and that the hit "rung his bell a bit."
- The program says it will follow concussion protocol and is awaiting Stryker’s formal evaluation after an 8-3 opening win at South Carolina.