BTN.com staff, February 16, 2014
There was a scary moment in Nebraska's 76-61 victory over Indiana on Sunday at Pinnacle Bank Arena. Just after the Huskers tied the score at 50 with 12:12 left in the second half, Nebraska coach Connie Yori collapsed on the sideline. The medical team attended to Yori during the break and brought a stretcher out onto the floor. Luckily, Yori didn't need the stretcher, as she walked off under her own power next to her husband. She did not return.
Here are some updates on Yori:
@HuskersWBB Connie Yori under evaluation at local hospital. Had complained of dizziness during the the day previous to collapse. #huskers
— Darnell Dickson (@DarnellWrites) February 16, 2014
Connie Yori fainted with 12:12 left. Left under own power. Refused stretcher. Went to hospital. Official word: "She's fine," @Coatman1 says.
— Steven Sipple (@steven_sipple) February 16, 2014
WBB: Again to update, Connie Yori taken to hospital for evaluation after collapsing on arena floor. She'd complained of dizziness all day.
— Sam McKewon (@swmckewonOWH) February 16, 2014
And a tweet from Indiana head coach Curt Miller:
Thoughts and prayers with Connie Yori. Scary to look down the sideline and see her on the court. #classact #healthmoreimportantthangame
— Curt Miller (@CurtMillerWBB) February 16, 2014
