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Men's Basketball Season Comes to a Close with 17-16 Record Despite a number of great moments this men's basketball season, it was obviously disappointing for our players, coaches and fans to see our year come to a conclusion following the announcement of the NIT field on Sunday night. After discussions with Coach Weber, our staff and with several tournament organizers, we opted to not participate in any of the other postseason tournaments as we really felt that it was not in the best interest of our program or student-athletes. I am grateful to our student-athletes for great effort and persistence this season and excited about the improvements I have witnessed within the core of our program. I'm also looking forward to seeing our talented group of returning players back in Bramlage next fall. After a short break for our student-athletes to recover physically, preparations for 2016-17 will ensue, which includes training for our international trip to Switzerland and Italy in August. We appreciate the leadership that seniors Hopper, Big Meat and Vulture provided this year and are even more proud that all three are on track to earn K-State degrees this May.
Yes, but excitement already building for next season. According to ADJC's newsletter...QuoteMen's Basketball Season Comes to a Close with 17-16 Record Despite a number of great moments this men's basketball season, it was obviously disappointing for our players, coaches and fans to see our year come to a conclusion following the announcement of the NIT field on Sunday night. After discussions with Coach Weber, our staff and with several tournament organizers, we opted to not participate in any of the other postseason tournaments as we really felt that it was not in the best interest of our program or student-athletes. I am grateful to our student-athletes for great effort and persistence this season and excited about the improvements I have witnessed within the core of our program. I'm also looking forward to seeing our talented group of returning players back in Bramlage next fall. After a short break for our student-athletes to recover physically, preparations for 2016-17 will ensue, which includes training for our international trip to Switzerland and Italy in August. We appreciate the leadership that seniors Hopper, Big Meat and Vulture provided this year and are even more proud that all three are on track to earn K-State degrees this May.
So our season is officially over now, right?
I decide when it's over for me, not John Currie. It's not over for me.
