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…
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!
Nijel Pack met with the press and answered questions today. Check it out!
They ain’t dead yet! The K-State Men’s basketball team has won four out of their last five games, beating West Virginia 78-73 on Monday night. They are even showing up in some Bracketology, appearing with the group of “next four out” teams on Joe Lunardi’s bracket release Tuesday morning. There is still a lot of basketball to be played, and the Wildcats still have to pass the teams on the “first four out” list, but at least they are on…
It was a, shall we say, interesting win against Iowa State yesterday? The Wildcats got behind 13-0 to start the game, but clawed their way back to send the game into overtime. An overtime session that they dominated, eventually winning 75-69. The team and some fans celebrated beating the last-place Iowa State Cyclones like they had just won the national championship. I still find it really odd, but after each victory the Weber supporters like to climb to the mountaintops…