*WARNING GRAPHIC* Stanford's Oscar da Silva suffers scary head injury after Nasty Collision

Stanford Star Oscar Da Silva came down hard trying to guard Colorado's Evan Maxey, when Maxey fell down on Da Silva attempting a layup, Da Silva's head hit the ground extremely hard causing a laceration and a concussion
Stanford vs Colorado- 2/8/20

#injuries #basketball #sports

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[RealRigorous]

Big guy has a heart of gold. You can feel this moment. Doesn’t like hurting people.

[mscisland]

When you see tears running down another man’s face after a player that isn’t his teammate gets hurt. Man people truly don’t understand the love majority of these young players have for the game. I respect this man not because of his tears, but for the fact that he felt like it should’ve been him.

[KingCapricorn]

Folks will call this generation of players soft, but there's nothing more real than showing this kind of concern and compassion for your brothers. Kudos to these young men.

[lifestyle.of.danika]

1:54 “I’m sorry coach” man that took me 😢

[derekstark]

Despite the circumstances, this was a beautiful moment of unity.

[tommymorris]

These guys respect and care about one another.. sometimes as fans we get caught up in the win/loss but there are more important things in life.

[Eowyn]

I was there at that game. Evan Battey (#21) is a class act. He suffered a stroke at 19 and thankfully recovered. He was probably worried he caused head trauma to that player. He’s a good guy; it was nice to see him care so much. I will say with that reaction though we were all worried that he broke his neck at first or something though

[monadean]

When I saw his head hit the floor. Took my breath away. And to see so many of the players run to his aide. Beautiful. Everyone made sure this young man was ok. Didn't matter what team. What color. That made my heart melt. And the emotions of all the ppl...made me get emotional. Thank God he walked off the court..

[Skers]

I dont blame him for crying. Dude must have been scared shitless seeing his seeming lifeless body laying next to him after he got up and looked at him. I would've cried to.

[NPAMike]

The shock and raw emotions that come over the colorado player when he realizes whats going with the player he collided into. He must've thought he seriously injured or killed him.

[joeraffe]

That huddle from both teams at the end is such a beautiful moment man. Incredible unity witnessed here.

[coffeedaddy]

I love the fact that the players are concerned with players, even if they ain't part of their team. And that last gesture where both teams huddle together is just amazing. Truly amazing...

[gabrielnunez]

AMEN, Thank You God for this young man that he is ok.

[antho]

I’ve seen many injuries, but this one was waaay different because players were actually crying more than just a simple worry feeling n honestly this was the most beautiful moment I’ve seen so far. 🙏💯

[bboytrickzz]

Dude thought he killed him after seeing blood came out of his head. That why he cried.

[kellar_foster]

Just seeing battey apologize to the Stanford coach is honestly heart warming, he cares about players safety. Great guy 🙏

[HockeyFan]

Seeing these players cry and care so much is something amazing to watch. Most people just stand there with a straight face not really caring but these guys truly care for one another and it’s hard to find people like that now a days

[AaMmack]

This is so raw, showcasing the true power of sports and togetherness. Tough but amazing power and injury. Speedy recovery to all those involved🙏

[hitindahead]

Shoutout to his teammate who ran up to hold his hand. That’s love.

[MrFlex]

This had me crying too.
Unfortunate injury, but what a GREAT group of young athletes.
This warmed my heart. 🙏🏾