That has Garth Gardiner, a 1989 K-State graduate and season-ticket holder, disappointed in his fellow fans.
"I understand conflicts and not being able to come to the games, but there's no reason if you have a ticket to the game and you can't come, that you can't find somebody who can use it," Gardiner said. "It's so important to the future of this program to have it full every night. I don't think our fan base
"If we don't fill this place up every time they come out, then somebody else will come in and hire (Huggins) from us. That's just the honest truth," said Gardiner, who has developed a relationship with Huggins and his coaching staff since they arrived last March. "If we fill it up and we create an intimidating homecourt advantage, I think he'll retire here.
"Hugs doesn't want to do things half-assed. If you can't fill a 13,500 seat facility, he'll go somewhere where they will."