Mississippi condition The women’s basketball player Chandler Prater was the target of online fury after being involved in the game that led to the end of the season’s injury of the USC star Juju Watkins on Monday evening.
Prater, a student graduated from her first season with the Bulldogs, seemed to deactivate her commentary section on some of her Instagram messages after having faced an influx of hate messages after the devastating injury that Watkins suffered In the first half of their match in the second round.
The Mississippi Women’s Basketball player, Chandler Prater, was the target of online fury after being involved in the game that led to the injury of the USC star season, the USC star. (AP photo / Jessie Alcheh)
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According to The Clarion-Ledger, Some of the comments directed against Prater understood to call him a “dirty” player.
“Learn to play sport without gusling and injuring players,” read an article.
“Dirty like Hell,” read another. “Stop playing basketball, are you so much – you have to fly like that?”
Prater, a student graduated from her first season with the Bulldogs, seemed to deactivate her commentary section on some of her Instagram messages after having faced an influx of hate messages after the devastating injury that Watkins has suffered. (Kylie Graham-USA today Sports)
Juju Watkins of the USC suffers from a devastating knee injury in March Madness Game
Watkins led to the field when two defenders, including Prater, cluttered it. She planted her right foot down and her knee clumsily leaned. Watkins immediately grimacted in pain while on the ground by grabbing his right knee.
She was finally swept away by the field.
USC said Watkins would suffer surgery and then rehabilitation, but did not clarify the nature of his injury.
The state of the Mississippi was at the reception of the crowd’s reaction after Watkins injury. Even the school’s team of joy was hue during their performance at halftime.
Chandler Prater n ° 5 of the Bulldogs of the state of the Mississippi led against Kennedy Smith # 11 of the Trojan horses of the USC in the second round of the NCAA 2025 women’s basketball tournament which was held at the Galen Center on March 24, 2025 in Los Angeles, California. (Photos John W. McDonough / NCAA via Getty Images)
“They will support their team at home. They are going to go hard for Juju,” said Msu Jordan’s goalkeeper. “I could do nothing but respect them.”
The USC went to Sweet 16 where they will face the Kansas State on Friday.
