Bruce Weber met with the press today. Most of the questions he received during the press conference were about the Baylor game tomorrow night. There’s not much to report, but I found a couple of his answers interesting. “We lost by infinity the first time so I don’t know if you can go higher than infinity.”…Bruce Weber, January 26, 2021 JM: Actually, the Wildcats lost by 31 points to Baylor on December 19th, not “infinity.“ Could it be worse this…
K-State lost 69-47 to the West Virginia Mountaineers on Saturday. The Wildcats are now 5-11 overall and 1-7 in the Big 12 Conference. This is their sixth loss in a row and during that stretch they’ve lost by an average of 16 points. They’re not even competitive and it’s getting increasingly difficult to find any positives when watching the games. Here’s some post-game reaction… “Obviously, we didn’t and got our butts’ kicked.”…Bruce Weber, West Virginia post-game press conference, January…
The K-State basketball team followed up their 82-67 loss on Saturday with a 76-50 loss to Oklahoma in Norman last night. They’ve lost five games in a row by an average of 15 points. The closest they’ve come to winning was a seven point loss to TCU on January 2nd. It’s not going to get any easier with games against West Virginia, Baylor, Texas A&M and Kansas coming up. Yikes. “Obviously we got our butts kicked again…”…Bruce Weber, Oklahoma post-game,…
K-State lost to Oklahoma State 70-54 in Bramlage Coliseum yesterday. Covid on top of injuries meant that the Wildcats were down to six scholarship players, the minimum required to play a game in the Big 12 this season. Let’s take a look at what happened… “Yeah I think I would’ve. Yes I thought for our circumstances, I would’ve not played it. I would’ve been alright with it. But then again you’ve got to do what the league says,…
This past week we saw an ugly last second win for the basketball team over Omaha and a seven point loss to TCU yesterday. The football team had a big “name” signing and a couple of roster announcements that made some waves. Let’s take a look… “Freshman Selton Miguel connected on a 3-pointer with 9.7 seconds left to lift Kansas State to a 60-58 win over Omaha on Tuesday night in front of a limited capacity crowd of 519…