Kyrie Irving injures hip in USA win, says he's 'all good'

Kyrie Irving took a hard fall during the United States' 95-71 win over Ukraine in the FIBA World Cup on Thursday and had to be helped into the locker room.

Kyrie Irving took a hard fall during the United States' 95-71 win over Ukraine in the FIBA World Cup on Thursday, landing on his hip after making a difficult pass to Mason Plumlee. 

According to CBS Sports, Irving took "quite a while to get up" and was eventually helped back to the locker room. 

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Irving, who had 11 points, six assists and four steals in the game, tweeted afterwards that he's "all good."

Irving has been starting at point guard over Derrick Rose, but K.C. Johnson of the Chicago Tribune reports that before the World Cup began, USA coach Mike Krzyzewski said he'd have "no hesitation" starting Rose. 

The U.S. win over Ukraine gives them a 5-0 record in Group C play. 

Video of the fall courtesy of Big Cat of BarstoolSports.com:

- Molly Geary