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From The Couch – K-State Seniors Have A Big Day In A Senior Day Loss To Oklahoma

From The Couch – K-State Seniors Have A Big Day In A Senior Day Loss To Oklahoma

K-State lost their final regular-season game yesterday to the Oklahoma Sooners, 78-71. They have finished the season 14-16 overall and 6-12 in the Big 12 Conference. The past three seasons, they have finished 10th, 9th, and 9th again this year. Mark Smith and Mike McGuirl had good games on their senior day. Smith had 22 points and nine rebounds and McGuirl had 21 points. I’m happy they both had good games, but sadly it had to end with a loss….

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If K-State Moves On From Bruce Weber, Three Notable Names Should Be Considered

If K-State Moves On From Bruce Weber, Three Notable Names Should Be Considered

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Three losses in a row for Kansas State Wildcats basketball means that their 2022 NCAA tournament bubble has popped, and it also means that Bruce Weber is on the hot seat again. Fans are buzzing about a possible K-State basketball coaching search on the horizon. It may be premature to talk about it, but you cannot ignore the buzz. If there isn’t a coaching change made after this season, there will likely be one in the not-so-distant future given Bruce…

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From The Couch – Three Straight Losses Mean The End Of K-State’s NCAA Tournament Hopes

From The Couch – Three Straight Losses Mean The End Of K-State’s NCAA Tournament Hopes

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K-State’s third loss in a row, 74-73 in Bramlage Colesium today to Iowa State, pretty much seals the deal that K-State will not make the NCAA tournament. It also drops their conference record to 6-10, ensuring another sub-.500 conference record, the third season in a row. K-State was down two points to Iowa State and had the ball with a chance to tie or win. Nijel Pack dribbled around trying to get a shot off and lost control of the…

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Some Thoughts On The KU Game

Some Thoughts On The KU Game

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At least that game is over. The Kansas Jayhawks took care of the Kansas State Wildcats 102 to 83 in Allen Fieldhouse on Tuesday night in another in a long line of non-competitive games in the Sunflower Showdown. It was the most points K-State has given up to Kansas since a 103-68 loss on February 27, 2002, the second year of the Jim Wooldridge tenure. It was also the second-most points the Jayhawks have scored against the Wildcats in the…

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K-State Is In The NCAA Tournament Field Of 68 According To USA Today

K-State Is In The NCAA Tournament Field Of 68 According To USA Today

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USA Today Sports posted an article this morning and they have K-State as a “last four in” team making the NCAA tournament as a 12 seed. I still trust Joe Lunardi of ESPN and Jerry Palm of CBS Sports over USA Today and neither one has K-State in the field yet, but I still found this interesting and promising. If you are on social media, please follow me on Twitter at https://twitter.com/joemathieu and Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/kstatejoe. Thanks!