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

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

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

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’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.

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.

Kansas State women's basketball center Ayoka Lee is expected to miss some time due to injury. Lee fractured her foot in K-State's victory over Arizona State Sun

K-State senior Ayoka Lee will miss time following an injury to her foot. K-State Athletics announced on Monday, Jan. 20, that the star center for the women’s basketball team “suffered the setback” during the game against Arizona State on Sunday,