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Guard Gilbert Arenas spent 11 years in the NBA, including three All-Star appearances. Now, Arenas’ son is beginning his ...
USC freshman guard Alijah Arenas sustained a knee injury, will undergo surgery and need six to eight months of rehabilitation ...
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Total Pro Sports on MSNEveryone Is Praying For Gilbert Arenas’ Son Alijah Following Heartbreaking UpdateAlijah Arenas has suffered a torn meniscus, which might sideline him for the entire 2025–26 college basketball season.
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Alijah Arenas suffers season-ending injury months after surviving a car crash. USC star recruit and Gilbert Arenas' son set ...
Just when things were starting to look up, Alijah Arenas' basketball future hits another detour. The USC freshman - and son ...
The USC Trojans got bad news on Wednesday as it was announced that Alijah Arenas suffered a knee injury that will require surgery.
The injury comes just a few months after Alijah Arenas was involved in a car crash and placed into a medically induced coma.
The former Chatsworth High star and son of former NBA All-Star Gilbert Arenas has reportedly torn his meniscus, an injury that could cost him most or all of the 2025-26 season. He is projected as ...
Hamiley Arenas shares heartfelt note as brother Alijah Arenas suffers potential season-ending injury
According to various reports, Arenas suffered a torn meniscus and could be out for the entire season. The news was shared on ...
The USC Trojans suffered a big loss before the start of their upcoming season as true freshman Alijah Arenas sustained a knee injury. In a social media post, th ...
“Breaking: USC freshman Alijah Arenas has been diagnosed with a knee injury that will require surgery, the school announced,” ESPN broke the news on social media.
On April 24, Arenas was placed into a medically induced coma after a Tesla Cybertruck he was driving crashed and caught fire. Two people pulled him to safety, and he did not suffer any major injuries; ...
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