Kansas State's Wade out indefinitely with injury
Kansas State forward Dean Wade will be out indefinitely after suffering an undisclosed injury in Saturday's 71-59 win over Georgia State.
The senior landed awkwardly after a jump shot in the second half of the Wildcats' victory and had to be helped off the court.
Here's the play where Dean Wade got hurt after taking a jump shot. K-State big man kinda has a delayed reaction and then doesn't really want to put any weight on his right foot/ankle. pic.twitter.com/kBPzEZ1x9z
— Tyler Greever (@WIBWTyler) December 16, 2018
"Obviously I'm disappointed for Dean and his family," coach Bruce Weber said in a statement. "He has worked hard to get back from his injury from last season to have a great start to his senior year. I know that he will work equally hard to rehab and come back strong."
Wade suffered a stress reaction in his left foot in last season's Big 12 tournament and missed most of the NCAA Tournament as a result. He leads Kansas State in rebounds (7.7 per game) and is second in points (13.6) and assists (3.2).