Gosh, hate to see this, Lee has had a number of injuries. She is their star player and having a great year. She has been loyal, stayed with their program and not transferred. Hope she heals and able to come back before the Ncaa tournament.

word here is that yoki is out for the season. maybe returns for the ncaa tournament. but that's just a wish and a prayer stuff. this injury makes k-state just another good not potentially great team. her injury hurts most on defense as seen yesterday with asu guards going to the goal time after time. not sure how state competes with tcu in a couple weeks, maybe even iowa state beforehand. both have excellent fives.

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word here is that yoki is out for the season. maybe returns for the ncaa tournament. but that's just a wish and a prayer stuff. this injury makes k-state just another good not potentially great team. her injury hurts most on defense as seen yesterday with asu guards going to the goal time after time. not sure how state competes with tcu in a couple weeks, maybe even iowa state beforehand. both have excellent fives.

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If UCF can stay within 10 of TCU in Ft. Worth, there is a way. It may take stars aligning or some crafty schemes, but TCU is not unbeatable in this conference with or without Prince.

K-State has announced in a press release that Ayoka Lee has suffered a fracture in her foot.

A return before the end of the regular season is probable, but more will be known in the next couple of weeks. pic.twitter.com/E0Kd2Wj3iP

— Mitch Fortner (@MitchTheFort) January 20, 2025

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More power to her, but the end of the regular season is only 6 weeks away, unless they are also adding in the conference tournament. I just can't imagine a foot injury, especially a fracture being able to heal to allow the stress on the foot that would be required to be able to play.

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More power to her, but the end of the regular season is only 6 weeks away, unless they are also adding in the conference tournament. I just can't imagine a foot injury, especially a fracture being able to heal to allow the stress on the foot that would be required to be able to play.

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not only that but yoki won't be in playing shape. it's going to be interesting to see how coach mittie adjusts to the new reality starting saturday @cu.

OSU hands TCU their first conference loss. Cowgirls were down 15 at halftime and went on a 18-7 run in the 4th to hold on for a 60-59 win.

OSU has been the surprise spoiler this season.

i watched the first part of the game then left because tcu seemed in complete control. could not believe it at the close. hvl shooting the last shot was probably a good option. but i would have thought prince was best and would have gotten the ball. she's the best player in the b12 to this point in time.

and yes, if baylor beats tcu next, that would be pleasing. i don't believe the frog coach is all that, frankly.

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OSU has been the surprise spoiler this season.

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They have certainly shown not to be the pushovers that some here wanted to paint them as when we lost to them. They seem to be like the other good teams in this league, that have their good nights and bad nights, with the good ones overshadowing the bad.

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OSU has been the surprise spoiler this season.

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Okie Lite women have been like the WV men: they have the most impressive wins and the most inexplicable losses.

Okie Lite wins @ BU and over TCU, yet loses at home to KU (currently 2-6) and UH (currently 1-7).

WV men win @ KU and over IowaSt, yet lose at home last night to 2-5 Arizona St.

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OSU has been the surprise spoiler this season.

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Okie Lite women have been like the WV men: they have the most impressive wins and the most inexplicable losses.

Okie Lite wins @ BU and over TCU, yet loses at home to KU (currently 2-6) and UH (currently 1-7).

WV men win @ KU and over IowaSt, yet lose at home last night to 2-5 Arizona St.

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I think its called growing parity. Outside of a very few that are truly elite some teams are still great, but they are less great and more susceptible to unexplainable losses, although basketball, IMO, has always been the most unpredictable and unreliable major sport in which to predict outcomes because of games being effected by referees causing players to miss court time and sometimes just can't hit the side of a barn with their shots. Even those in the top 5 or so, still come up with some head-scratchers. It is not like it was just a few years ago where on the women's side you could bet the house on a team and not feel uneasy about doing it.

The pros are the worst. I have seen many times where the same two teams play each other a week apart. The rosters are the same. Injures are the same for both games. In one game, a team wins by 30 or more. The second game they lose.

Colorado giving KSU all they want and more.
CU leads 49-43 after 3

FYI….. Colorado is just below middle of the pack in conf at 3-4; KSU is at the top at 7-0

CU up by 8 with 3:40 to play

Yep, K State probably not near as tough without their best player.

Colorado wins 63-53

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Yep, K State probably not near as tough without their best player.

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Nobody is.

#16 WV falls to AZ 62-77

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#16 WV falls to AZ 62-77

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Wow. That margin is a bit surprising.

k-state played timid without their star in the paint. cu was just better yesterday.