Source: New York Post
UCLA’s March Madness win over UCF on Friday looked almost like a hockey game, at least during one moment. While fighting for a loose ball late in the second half during the first-round matchup, Bruins guard Skyy Clark got part of his front tooth knocked out after senior Knights guard Themus Fulks elbowed him in the mouth during the scuffle. Once the play was over, Clark sat up and pointed to his smashed right front tooth, with half of it on the court at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia.
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