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Final: Baylor 70, K-State 56

1 month ago | bringonthecats.com | Luke Sobba

William Purnell-Imagn Images Kansas State dropped a 70-56 decision to the Baylor Bears Wednesday evening in the second round of the Big 12 Tournament in Kansas City. For the second straight night, K-State (16-17) started fast, scoring the game’s first 4 points and forcing an early Baylor timeout. The Bears (19-13) responded with a 13-4 run to seize a lead they would never surrender. Let’s acknowledge the few positives first.
Final: K-State 71, Arizona State 66

1 month ago | bringonthecats.com | Luke Sobba

William Purnell-Imagn Images K-State made its first five 3-point attempts to build a big lead early against Arizona State in the opening round of the Big 12 Tournament in Kansas City, then held on late to secure a 71-66 win. The victory for the Wildcats (16-16, 1-0 Big 12 Tournament) sets up a 6:00 meeting Wednesday against the 7-seed Baylor Bears. The first half was all about Coleman Hawkins.
Final: No. 10 Iowa State 73, K-State 57

1 month ago | bringonthecats.com | Luke Sobba

Scott Sewell-Imagn Images On February 1 K-State—a team which had not won a road game in forever—somehow blew out then-No. 3 Iowa State—a team which had not lost at home in forever—by an 80-61 score. Whatever magic K-State took to Ames that night was lacking on Senior Day in Manhattan as the Cyclones (22-8, 13-7 Big 12) crushed K-State (15-16, 9-11) 73-57.
Final: K-State 54, Cincinnati 49

1 month ago | bringonthecats.com | Luke Sobba

Frank Bowen IV/The Enquirer / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images K-State overcame a dismal fist-half offensive performance to beat the Cincinnati Bearcats 54-49 Wednesday night at Fifth Third Arena. Before talking about the game (which, to be honest, bears very little discussion), let’s take a look back at the course of the conference season. You might recall that then-No. 16 Cincinnati (17-13, 7-12 Big 12) opened league play with a 70-67 loss in Manhattan on December 30.
K-State rally falls short in 80-76 loss at UCF

1 month ago | bringonthecats.com | Luke Sobba

Rob Gray-Imagn Images In a battle of mediocre Big 12 teams, UCF was slightly less mediocre for just long enough to pull out an 80-76 victory over Kansas State in Orlando Wednesday evening. The referees were highly involved, and UCF’s 19-25 effort from the free throw line exactly matched scoring differential, as K-State made 15 of 21 attempts. But saying that was the only difference be over-simplifying things.
K-State loses to Arizona State, 66-54

2 months ago | bringonthecats.com | Luke Sobba

Scott Sewell-Imagn Images K-State lost to Arizona State 66-54 Sunday in Bramlage Coliseum. The score is misleading. The Sun Devils had the game in hand throughout when everyone was actually trying and led 66-45 with less than two minutes to play. Arizona State (13-14, 4-12 Big 12) ended its 6-game losing streak by sending K-State (13-14, 7-9) to its third straight loss. The bright spot?
Final: Utah 74, K-State 69

2 months ago | bringonthecats.com | Luke Sobba

Rob Gray-Imagn Images K-State squandered a golden opportunity to add another road win in Salt Lake City, falling to the University of Utah “Runnin’” Utes by a 74-69 score Monday night. It’s late, and we’re equal parts disappointed and grumpy, so we’ll be brief. The Wildcats (13-13, 7-8 Big 12) were only in position to steal a win because they made 11 of 25 three-point attempts (44%), while Utah hit 3 of 19 (16%). That 24-point disparity would be enough to win most games. Tonight, it was not.
K-State falls at BYU, 80-65

2 months ago | bringonthecats.com | Luke Sobba

Scott Sewell-Imagn Images Kansas State played a sluggish first half of basketball against BYU in Provo Saturday night and never quite recovered, falling 80-65. The Wildcats (13-12, 7-7 Big 12) looked like their December selves in the first half, getting outhustled, out-muscled, and out-executed on both ends of the floor as the Cougars (16-8, 8-6) forged a commanding 40-22 lead at intermission. K-State made three 3-point buckets to knot the score at 9-all with 16:14 to play in the period.
K-State beats No. 13 Arizona 73-70

2 months ago | bringonthecats.com | Luke Sobba

Photo by Scott Winters/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images In what was possibly the first “lavender-out” in major sports history, K-State survived woeful outside shooting and a head-scratching call reversal to beat No. 13 Arizona 73-70 in Bramlage Coliseum Tuesday evening. With the win, K-State extends its winning streak to six games and moves to 13-11 overall and 7-6 in Big 12 play.
K-State beats Arizona State 71-70

2 months ago | msn.com | Luke Sobba

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