Thompson not warming up

Posted by Jenni Carlson

on March 22, 2009M at 5:27 pm

The Oklahoma women’s basketball team is doing its pregame warm-ups on the floor of Carver-Hawkeye Arena, and Amanda Thompson is nowhere to be seen.

Looks like the junior forward will not play tonight against Prairie View A&M.

She has been sidelined since last weekend with a tendon injury in her left. Tests revealed that she had a malformation, the possible result of an aggravation of an old injury.

If Thompson pulls a Willis Reed and runs onto the court at tipoff, we’ll let you know, but chances are good, the Sooners are going to sit her tonight. No need to risk her health against 16th-seeded Prairie View A&M.

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