According to Andy Greder from the Pioneer Press, incoming California transfer wing B.J. Omot is expected to miss summer workouts with the Gophers, as he recovers from surgery for a stress fracture in his leg.
Omot missed 29 games last season with the Golden Bears due to a wrist injury. Before that, he played two seasons at North Dakota, where he most recently averaged 16.7 points, 4.2 rebounds and 1.4 assists per game in his last full season.
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The former Mankato East High School standout will have two years of eligibility left with his home-state Gophers. Greder reported that Omot is expected to make a full recovery in time for the 2025-26 season. He projects as one of the top players to come off the bench for Minnesota this season.
The new-look Gophers, which includes nine incoming transfers, arrived on campus earlier this week for summer workouts, which will start next week.
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