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TITLETOWN - A Decade Long Celebration Of The Greatest Achievement In College Athletics History => Jerome Tang Coaches Kansas State Basketball => Topic started by: renocat on March 08, 2018, 05:16:07 PM
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Stan and Wildass were going beserk about Wade and Brown not doing much. I say hooray!! It's about time for the others to contribute. 10 points from the bench, 16 from Mantool Mawien. Balance
Good. No balance - squished grapes.
From SB Nation
It was also a strange scoring game, at least for the Wildcats. Eight players scored, and for the first time in a while, neither Claws nor The Flush were the leading scorer for K-State. That honor went to Makol Mawein, who dropped in 16 points on 6-7 shooting before fouling out late in overtime. Mawein also led the Cats in rebounding, and nearly had a double-double with nine rebounds. Cartier Diarra was the only starter for the Wildcats who did not score in double-figures, adding just five points, but the freshman point guard had five rebounds, five assists, and only one turnover in the contest.
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Mawien had a good game last time because multiple people were scoring in multiple ways. He benefitted from balance and from being open after an extra pass was made.
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If Wade don't play against the Haaaaaawkers, we better have balance. The KUteruses always find a way to birth a win against us. Dogfart .......
:'bye cruel world: