STILLWATER — When he hobbled into the media room of Gallagher-Iba Arena late Tuesday night, Oklahoma State basketball player Parsa Fallah still did not know the extent of the left knee injury he suffered in the final seconds of a 91-84 overtime victory against West Virginia. But roughly 20 minutes after he had been crumpled on the white maple of Eddie Sutton Court, Fallah knew this might be his last chance to speak directly to the OSU fanbase through the media in attendance. And he had something to say. “I’m really, really grateful for this year that I had here,” he said, beginning to choke up with emotion. “Oklahoma State was the best year I had in my college career and the fans — I just...
