Le'Bryan Nash injured his left arm during a 3-for-15 shooting performance against Oklahoma on Wednesday night.

“We're a little worried about him,” said Oklahoma State coach Travis Ford. “We'll see how it is. He hurt his arm early in the second half. We were taking him in and out a little bit. But he couldn't hardly raise his arm. He's pretty swollen, so we'll see.”

Details about the extent of the injury were not immediately available.

Nash left the arena in a cast and is due to undergo X-rays.

Le'Bryan Nash is strongly leaning toward returning for his sophomore season at Oklahoma State.

“I can tell you this,” Nash said, “it's 70 percent I'm coming back. I can tell you that. I feel I'm not having a big (enough) year to go to the NBA. I really feel like I could come back and really make an impact.”

Nash, a 6-foot-7, 230 pound small forward, is averaging 13.4 points on 40.3 percent shooting.

“I'm just going by this season right now,” Nash said. “I just keep playing right now. I'm not really looking at the NBA.”