Auburn's Johni Broome left the team's Elite 8 game against Michigan State after suffering apparent injuries to his knee and elbow. A few minutes later, he returned to the court with Tracy Wolfson reporting on the CBS broadcast that X-Rays were negative (h/t AL.com ).

Johni Broome sat out practice Tuesday and will be held out again Wednesday as the Auburn Tigers complete on-campus preparation for their game with the Florida Gators at the Final Four in San Antonio.

Auburn star forward Johni Broome returned to Sunday's Elite Eight game vs. Michigan State after suffering apparent elbow and leg injuries following a defensive sequence in which h

Auburn saw Johni Broome leave the game in the second half with an injury, although the Tigers' top scorer was able to return. As a result, Auburn completes the Final Four field as all four No. 1 seeds make the cut for the first time since 2008.

Michigan State's season ended in the Elite Eight with a 70-64 loss to No. 1 seed Auburn on Sunday. It was a season that surpassed all expectations at its beginning, but one in which its flaws of shooting and takeover talent finally caught up as it ran into a juggernaut.

Broome was going to be what he’s been for much of this historic season. A wounded warrior. Taped up and ready to wrap up Auburn’s second trip to the Final Four.

All it took was one possession for Michigan State’s Jaxon Kohler to get a sense of what he was up against with Auburn big man Johni Broome.

Auburn star Johni Broome put up a double-double of 25 points and 14 boards against Michigan State to get the Tigers to the Final Four.