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Kansas State Basketball is hard / Re: Will Spradling Conference Point Tracker
« on: January 12, 2013, 03:09:52 PM »
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This team is lost and I'm not sure oscar can find it.
Best player? Who? I saw OSU twice early on this year, and their entire team--including 9th-year senior The Boy Who Loved Clowns--looked like utter garbage.
That being said: seriously, when was the last time we won there?
I suppose a lot of that is based on potential. Nash is supposed to be really good.
My senior year of high school; Ski/Beane/DC and Altman beat OSU in Stillwater. January 9th, 1993 in OT.
Heslip and Jackson are probably the key to the game. Tay Tay and the Doc (and whoever else guards Jackson and Heslip) are going to have to do well.
containing heslip, limiting their o boards and keeping our ftr reasonable. i expect a double digit win.
Agreed. Was also running over the odds of going undefeated at the OOD in confy play after Sunvold mentioned it Saturday. Seem pretty doable, yet we've never done it before, and the stumbling blocks (as you mentioned) have often been inferior teams in the FM era. Maybe this is the year.
It's very early to start thinking about an undefeated home season. History suggests it will not happen, especially when you add in an extra confy home game this year.
Home records vs current B12 teams under FM:
Baylor 1-1
ISU 3-1
KU 2-2
MU 5-0
OU 1-1
OSU 1-1
aTm 2-0
UT 1-1
TTU 2-0
Total 18-7 (72%)
Kenpom gives KSU a 9.95% chance of going undefeated at home in the remaining 8 games
If we beat Baylor Tuesday, the odds jump up to around 16.5%
It will be a fun game. Baylor is playing the best defense they've ever played under Drew. They've really only had one road win of signficance since Drew has been there, winning at Texas in 2010, so beating us in Manhattan would be a pretty big deal for them. Plus they were one of Frank's traditional shake your head home losses in 09.