UCLA's Skyy Clark loses tooth in fight for ball, returns to hit late free throw to ice NCAA tournament win over UCF
Who says basketball's not a collision sport? UCLA guard Skyy Clark sported a gap-toothed smile on Friday that would make a hockey player proud. Clark dove to the court to fight for a loose ball late in UCLA’s 75-71 win over UCF .
As he was on his back, UCF Themus Fulks inadvertently elbowed him in the mouth. Out flying came one of Clark’s front teeth. Or part of it a least.
Draft your Yahoo Fantasy Baseball team for the 2026 MLB Season Clark sat up from the scuffle with his teeth his exposed and pointing to his now broken front right tooth. Half of it remained, jaggedly protruding from his gums. The other half was on the court at Xfinity Mobile Arena, having been broken and knocked out by Fulks’ right elbow.
Slow-motion TV replay caught all the action. He lost part of his TOOTH on this play 😬 pic. twitter.
com/6KU0HrjP1y — CBS Sports (@CBSSports) March 21, 2026 Clark was slow to get up, but eventually walked off the court on his own with 2:40 remaining, showing of his newly configured smile for the cameras. But he wasn’t done. Skyy Clark didn't seem too bothered after chipping a tooth in UCLA's Round of 64 victory over UCF.