The school called it “probable” that Lee will return before the end of the season, but more will be known in the coming weeks.

The Kansas State women’s basketball team expects star center Ayoka Lee to play again this season after she limped off the court with a foot injury during an 81-69 victory over Arizona State on Sunday at Bramlage Coliseum. But it may be a while before she is ready to play in her next game for the Wildcats.

Kansas State All-American forward Ayoka Lee will be sidelined indefinitely with a fractured foot, the school announced Monday.

Kansas State women's basketball announced that center Ayoka Lee has a broken foot. Her timetable for return is the unknown so far, however.

Kansas State’s latest victory came at a high price. Even though the K-State women’s basketball team defeated Arizona State 81-69 in front of 6,879 fans on Sunday inside Bramlage Coliseum — and pushed its winning streak to 14 straight games — no one wearing purple was in a celebratory mood afterward.

K-State senior center Ayoka Lee will be sidelined following an injury to her foot, the program announced on Monday. A return before the end of the

Kansas State women’s basketball star Ayoka Lee suffered a lower leg injury during Sunday’s game against Arizona State. Coach Jeff Mittie indicated her absence could extend beyond a couple of weeks, leaving K-State to adjust its lineup.

Kanas State women's basketball coach Jeff Mittie said the outlook is "not good" after center Ayoka Lee was injured during Sunday's Wildcat victory.

Every women’s basketball team in the Big 12 is starting to treat Kansas State the same way they used to treat Oklahoma and Texas. The Wildcats have become the marquee opponent that everyone else wants to beat.