Immense pressure from the TCU Horned Frogs caused the Kansas State Wildcats to have an abundance of turnovers, leading to a 77-68 loss on Feb. 28 in Bramlage Coliseum. The ‘Cats had 19 turnovers compared to the Horned Frogs’ nine, something TCU took advantage of, as they scored 28 points from poor ball handling by K-State.
Defensively, Kansas State came out swinging. Five minutes into regulation, the Wildcats forced four turnovers and a solid number of stops. Fortunately for Colorado, K-State struggled to capitalize on these scoring opportunities, allowing the Buffaloes to keep the game from getting out of hand quickly.
A standing ovation and chants of K-S-U streamed from Kansas State fans on Tuesday night, still showing support for the Wildcats. Despite the hectic status of the team, K-State was ready to come out and compete against the Baylor Bears, snapping a six-game losing streak.
K-State’s Jerome Tang was fired from the Wildcats on Sunday night. Despite Tang’s buyout being more than $18 million — which would be the biggest buyout in college basketball history — decisions...
Heads hung as the Kansas State Wildcats walked off the court in an unfortunate 95-61 loss against Iowa State.
“They did a great job,” K-State head coach Jerome Tang said. “They're [Iowa State]just...
Kansas State coach Jerome Tang spoke on the status of junior guard Mobi Ikegwuruka on Jan. 29, amid speculation about the guard’s extended absence from the team.
