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Former teammate Caitlin ClarkESPN
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Former Iowa women's basketball player Ava Jones says she has Hodgkin lymphoma.
Jones and her family were struck by a car in Kentucky days after she committed to play for the Hawkeyes in 2022 .
Jones' father, Trey Jones , died, and she suffered a brain injury.
She had several surgeries to address the brain injury and torn ligaments in her knees.
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