FORT WORTH, Texas
Bruce Weber may have finally found Kansas State’s ideal starting lineup.
The K-State coach has experimented with different player combinations since the Wildcats lost point guard Kamau Stokes to an injured right knee last month, trying a new grouping in four of the last five games, but he hit pay dirt during a 63-49 victory over TCU on Tuesday night at Schollmaier Arena.
With Barry Brown, Justin Edwards, Wesley Iwundu, Dean Wade and D.J. Johnson on the floor, K-State made shots from all over and raced to an early lead. It attacked the Horned Frogs’ man defense and maintained a comfortable advantage the whole way.