Louisiana Tech star Appleby out 6-8 weeks
Louisiana Tech announced Wednesday that leading scorer Raheem Appleby would miss six-to-eight weeks with a sprained ankle.
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Missouri State guard Marshall to have knee surgery
Missouri State guard Marcus Marshall is out indefinitely after tearing the meniscus in his right knee during a weekend overtime loss to No. 5 Wichita State.
Colorado's Dinwiddie tore ACL, out for year
Colorado guard Spencer Dinwiddie has torn his left ACL, and surgery will be required in the coming days. The procedure will end Dinwiddie's junior season.
Torn ACL sidelines Pittsburgh's Johnson for season
Pittsburgh forward Durand Johnson will miss the rest of the season after tearing the ACL and meniscus in his right knee in Saturday's win over Wake Forest.
Colorado star guard Dinwiddie injures knee
Colorado junior guard Spencer Dinwiddie suffered what appeared to be a serious knee injury in the first half of the Buffaloes' loss at Washington.
Iowa State's DeAndre Kane out indefinitely with ankle injury
Iowa State's first loss of the season was overshadowed by the injury to Kane, who has played as well as any guard in the nation in recent weeks.
Hoyas' Trawick out indefinitely with broken jaw
Georgetown forward Jabril Trawick is out indefinitely after he broke his jaw in a loss at Providence on Wednesday.
Louisville's Kevin Ware to redshirt with injured leg
Kevin Ware will take a medical redshirt and miss the remainder of the season, Louisville coach Rick Pitino and the junior guard said before Thursday game.
Southern Methodist's Moreira out 3-6 weeks with knee injury
SMU's Yanick Moreira will miss the next three to six weeks with a knee injury, Larry Brown told CBSSports.com on Friday morning.
Creighton's McDermott OK; Gibbs out 4 weeks
Creighton star Doug McDermott will be able to play through his injury. His wingman, Grant Gibbs, will not.