Things could be worse. Things could always be worse. But things don’t seem super-great around the Kansas State Wildcats men’s basketball program right now either.
A 1-2 start to December, including the nasty 46-47 loss to Tulsa, and losing Dean Wade during last Saturday’s win over Georgia State for an indefinite period has really tamped out the early excitement for K-State basketball. At this point, the Wildcats have tumbled themselves right out of the national polls, and for a team that started the season with high expectations, the current trajectory is pointing in the wrong direction.