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Auburn's Groves has heart surgery, but still projected to go in the first round of NFL draft - The Gold Mine - al.com
Auburn defensive end Quentin Groves underwent heart surgery on March 27 to treat his Wolff-Parkinson-White (WPW) syndrome, an abnormality in the heart's electrical system that can cause rapid heart beats. The condition was identified and the problem alleviated, according to the letter that every NFL team received, according to NFL Network.
The report said Groves is still projected as a first-round pick and has been visiting teams. A stop this week included Miami. He left Auburn with a career 26 sacks, tied for tops in school history with Gerald Robinson.
Auburn defensive end Quentin Groves underwent heart surgery on March 27 to treat his Wolff-Parkinson-White (WPW) syndrome, an abnormality in the heart's electrical system that can cause rapid heart beats. The condition was identified and the problem alleviated, according to the letter that every NFL team received, according to NFL Network.
The report said Groves is still projected as a first-round pick and has been visiting teams. A stop this week included Miami. He left Auburn with a career 26 sacks, tied for tops in school history with Gerald Robinson.