We’ll ignore the abomination in Oklahoma for a minute and give you the good stuff first.
Though in a scene that was eerily reminiscent of that debacle in Norman, your Kansas State Wildcats (15-11, 4-9) dominated the visiting Baylor Bears 87-68 on Wednesday night to pick up their second-straight home win over the Bears (16-9, 7-6) for the first time since running off a streak of four-straight from 1998-2006. What was similar? The Wildcats opened up red-hot from behind the arc, knocking down five of their nine attempts in the first quarter before remaining hot shooting throughout, finishing at a blistering 60% clip from the floor, 45% from behind the arc, and 87% from the free throw line (the Wildcats missed just 3 of their 23 attempts from the charity stripe).