Vijay Wallace returns to Arizona State basketball after injury recovery
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 26, 2026, 12:00 PM
Last updated Jul 26, 2026
Vijay Wallace, a player for Arizona State basketball, is set to return this season after suffering a broken left fibula during an exhibition game against Texas A&M. The injury occurred in August 2025, ending his first season before it began. Wallace underwent surgery and spent nearly two months on crutches. Throughout his recovery, he maintained close connections with his team and family, and began traveling with the Sun Devils as he regained mobility. Now cleared for normal activity, Wallace is eager to participate in the upcoming Big 12 season under new coach Randy Bennett.
- •Vijay Wallace suffered a broken leg in an exhibition game in August 2025.
- •He underwent surgery shortly after and was on crutches for nearly two months.
- •Wallace stayed engaged with the team despite his injury, attending home games.
- •He is now cleared for normal activity and aims to contribute this season.
- •Arizona State is transitioning to a new coaching staff with Randy Bennett.
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"Last season was supposed to be a breakout for ASU's Vijay Wallace on the basketball court. Instead he got a broken leg. Now he's ready for a re-do.
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