Our Freshmen are getting the freshmen treatment from the refs.

Amazing how much better a team looks when they make 3’s.

katlander wrote: ↑

December 29th, 2020, 10:51 pm

Okay. Now who is the best to have ever played in Manhattan, including all opponents.

There have been some legends come through Manhattan. Wilt & Oscar back in the day. Manning, Tisdale, Durant I think were all NPOY (or could have been).

https://basketball.realgm.com/ncaa/conferences/Big-12-Conference/3/Kansas-State/55/nba-players Since we are talking about our greats, this is a look at our history in the NBA. Looking at that list, I forgot about Norris ("Sarge") Coleman. While I don't think he was a Top 5 or Top 10 player in KSU h...

https://basketball.realgm.com/ncaa/conf ... ba-players

Since we are talking about our greats, this is a look at our history in the NBA.

Got good minutes in their opener. Played well. Didn’t play the second game. Looks like if Love plays, Dean sits. But with the condensed schedule this year, Love will likely sit fairly often. He should get the chance to prove he’s worth keeping.

Didn't get to see the game, but its a good change to pull it up and see a really nice box score. J'ville had been playing pretty well coming in and we had them down 30. It's still going to be a rough Big12 season, but at least its not nearly as bleak as it looked a couple of weeks ago.

It’s amazing what Drew’s teams have developed into. For years he had talent, but they always seemed to lack toughness, discipline, and aggression. That is no longer the case.

csteel25 wrote: ↑

December 19th, 2020, 5:20 pm

Lot of optimism. Meanwhile we are getting clowned by a Baylor program we owned pre-Weber

Nobody owns Baylor anymore.

I can’t believe this team won a b12 game shooting 17% from 3. ISU isn’t very good, but we were significantly more physical and played with much better effort. Hopefully some things are beginning to click.