Pacers limit Paul George to no contact in practice

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INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Pacers kept Paul George out of contact drills Thursday because of a concussion.

It's still uncertain whether he will be cleared to play in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals Saturday in Miami. George was diagnosed with a concussion, less than 24 hours after he told reporters he had "blacked out" and had blurred vision following a collision with Miami's Dwyane Wade near the end of Game 2. The series is tied 1-1.

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After practice, coach Frank Vogel reiterated George never described his injury to the doctors the same way he did to reporters. George returned to the game following a timeout.

At practice, George wore a red jersey, took shots and even dunked a ball before leaving the court. He did not take questions.

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