Garwey Dual, the four-star transfer guard from McNeese State who is likely to be Syracuse basketball’s starting point guard at the onset of the 2026-27 season, is recovering from a dislocated collarbone, Orange first-year head coach Gerry McNamara has said, per a report from Syracuse.com.
It’s not clear how the 6-foot-5, 205-pound Dual, who hails from Houston, suffered the injury. McNamara, per the Syracuse.com article, said that Dual should return to summer workouts on the Hill in roughly another three weeks.
That’s encouraging, as it would be unfortunate if Dual or any other ‘Cuse player is injured at the start of preseason practices. The 2026-27 campaign will get going for real on Monday, Nov. 2, when McNamara and SU will host New Haven at the JMA Wireless Dome…