Final score: Bradley 72 Missouri State 52

[Da Coach]

...But if not monitored closely, the extreme cold can cause tissue damage just like excessive heat can. And foot blisters don't always heal quickly (ISU's Elijah Clarance was out over a month with blisters on his feet), so Scurry and Fofana might end up missing more games.

Well, looks like the cryotherapy injuries to the 2 Missouri State players Reggie Scurry and Abdul Fofana were indeed more serious than people at MSU admitted to earlier. Initially, they claimed Scurry's injuries were mild and would not keep him out very long. Now Missouri State Head Coach Paul Lusk is quoted as saying the injuries to both players are "rather serious" and that both players will be out for "weeks" rather than days.

[Da Coach]

Well, looks like the cryotherapy injuries to the 2 Missouri State players Reggie Scurry and Abdul Fofana were indeed more serious than people at MSU admitted to earlier. Initially, they claimed Scurry's injuries were mild and would not keep him out very long. Now Missouri State Head Coach Paul Lusk is quoted as saying the injuries to both players are "rather serious" and that both players will be out for "weeks" rather than days.

It has been a week since the last comment about the 2 Missouri State players who had injuries after the team was subjected to a cryotherapy session back on January 22, one day before they played at Bradley. Both Reggie Scurry and Abdul Fofana sustained tissue injuries to their feet and developed blisters. Initially the injuries were said to be minor, but a week later, they were described as "rather serious", and it was said both players would be out for "weeks".
On Tuesday (2/6), prior to Missouri State's game at Indiana State, Head Coach Paul Lusk was interviewed and said that Reggie Scurry was still about 2 weeks from returning. Abdul Fofana's inuries were more severe, and it is reported that he is out for the season.