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The last time K-State Basketball was this bad?

The last time K-State Basketball was this bad?

K-State fell to 2-9 in the conference after losing to TCU on Saturday night with six games remaining on the schedule.  This basketball season has been almost unwatchable.  However, Bruce Weber still has a lot of supporters in the fan base.  Guess he gets a pass with them since he tied for the conference lead last season.  He doesn’t get a pass from me.  I find this unacceptable. The team should not be this terrible.  Bruce has said on many…

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Bruce Weber, Mister Mediocre

Bruce Weber, Mister Mediocre

I’ve started to write a few blog posts about Bruce Weber and K-State basketball, oftentimes referred to as Bruceketball, only to delete the posts before posting them publicly because I found my thoughts to be too negative.  I try to be positive in both real life an my online life, but it is definitely difficult at times.  I enjoy following politics, but the negativity really gets to me and I get caught up in it too often.  I also enjoy…

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10 Fun Facts About North Dakota State Basketball

10 Fun Facts About North Dakota State Basketball

K-State basketball opens the regular season tomorrow night against North Dakota State at 7:00 in Bramlage Coliseum.  Here are 10 fun facts about NDSU basketball. 1)  North Dakota State plays in the Summit League. 2)  They won their postseason conference tournament in March to qualify for the 2019 NCAA tournament, their fourth NCAA tournament appearance. 3)  They beat North Carolina Central 78-74 in the First Four and lost to Duke 85-62 in the next round. 4)  They are picked to…

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K-State Basketball Recruiting

K-State Basketball Recruiting

Bruce Weber and his staff have been silently putting together a very strong recruiting class for 2020.  It is currently ranked number 15 in the country according to 247sports and 18 according to Rivals with three top 150 caliber recruits committed so far and another set to announce this coming Friday.  Here’s a look at who has committed so far along with a look at Davion Bradford, who could be committing this Friday. Selton Miguel Selton Miguel is a 6’4″…

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Austin Trice commits to K-State Basketball

Austin Trice commits to K-State Basketball

K-State received a commitment yesterday from Austin Trice, a 6’7″, 230 pound Juco power forward from Wabash Valley Community College in Mount Carmel, Illinois.  He averaged 12.6 points and 12.1 rebounds a game and is a monster rebounder, which is exactly what the Wildcats need.  K-State was one of the worst rebounding teams in the country last season and this does nothing but help. Here is a video showing some of his skills: I think it’s safe to say he…

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