"If it is something serious and he's out for a long time it will be a huge blow. He had a great off-season with the Tall Blacks and brought that form into this team and I think we've seen the different ways he can impact a team with his smarts.
"He'll be a massive loss if that's the case, we've just got to find out a little bit more information first."
Loe had made an important impact with the Breakers in the few matches they've played in their young campaign, and looked like he would be among the focal points of their game going forward.
However, they'll now have to plan to be without him for at least Saturday's visit to Melbourne United and likely much longer.
Loe's absence didn't hamper the Breakers against Illawarra, as the side's shooters were locked in from the outset. Shooting at 55 per cent from the floor and 45 per cent from beyond the three point arc, the Breakers gave the 8000-plus in attendance at Spark Arena plenty to cheer about.
Thursday's win saw the Breakers improve their record to 1-2.
