Is Keyontae coming back? Curious tweet...

I really had to hold myself back from giving you some bacon for playing with my emotions.

 

I have great memories of Key!
Glad the young is still alive. He was and will always be the silent warrior in my mind. Livingston Chatman was this way also, his knees gave out.
Saw them both in person. Both SEC legends!

 

Somebody "crimp" AKA's fishing line when he goes out next time for posting this TEASE!!!!!

 

I mean I ALMOST just bought four final 4 tickets AKA..............

(if only it were true)!

 

Hey, I see why you did it.!

 

Didn't Key say recently he's working out with the trainers, still just waiting for doctor clearance?

"Rebirth" could refer to him coming back from the dead or it could refer to his rebirth as a player. You gotta love this kid.

 

The fact that he is alive is all I need.

But during warm-ups a few games ago I saw him hit two nearly half court shots in a row and a difficult twisting shot as he ran off the court.

 

Please please please yes.

 

Keyontae wrote:

"1 year ago today my heart shattered into a million pieces before the whole world to see. You all prayed for me & God answered those prayers by sparing my life. For 12 months I have found a new level of Faith and I know for sure that I am walking in God's favor!

My steps are ordered by God and I'm writing my own story! I think ill call this chapter “The Rebirth” Thanks for tuning in."

It sure seems like something is about to happen . . . Thanks @akaGatorhoops!

 

I fear that he will never get cleared and my fear is lawyers will have more say than doctors.

Regardless he is such a grounded young man of faith. He is already a superstar in my book if even if he never plays another minute.

 

KJ would not only give us a player who is a legit pro prospect but it would give the Gators back a natural leader. As far as I'm concerned both aspects would be huge difference makers for the team.

 

I would be (pleasantly) stunned if he ever played basketball for UF again.

 

Would love to see him return but unfortunately at this point it just doesn't seem likely. I hope I'm wrong.....

 

I wouldn’t let him play at UF again.

If he chose to play somewhere else, that would be his decision.

 

What? Why would you not want him to play here?

 

Gives up a lucrative insurance policy if he does.

 

Please explain your reasoning.