Kstate basketball is hurting

[WillieWatanabe]

Coming soon to the Octagon of oscar:

i hope they have the chocolate waterfalls.

[Asteriskhead]

By the end of the season they'll be handing out scholarships like candy to get people in there.

would quit my job for this.

[Cire]

Coming soon to the Octagon of oscar:

i hope they have the chocolate waterfalls.

the fOOD takes on a whole new meaning.

[EMAWmeister]

Coming soon to the Octagon of oscar:

If they bring unlimited shrimp I will absolutely become a K-State basketball fan again and watch the misery that is our next few years. Shrimp is like, the greatest thing ever.

[sunny_cat]

This thread feels so long ago.

[The Big Train]

We just beat Tech, cool your jets.

[Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!)]

They dont call this place dumbasscity for nothin

[puniraptor]

Dumbasscity.CC

[Tobias]

Walked 30min to McDonald's to find out it's closed . Then had to walk back . 😁

— Wes Iwundu (@_Iwundu25) August 16, 2016

[Gooch]

Yes. When Mrs. Gooch and I go to Italy we will immediately seek out the first McDonald we can find.

[Trim]

Walked 30min to McDonald's to find out it's closed . Then had to walk back . 😁

— Wes Iwundu (@_Iwundu25) August 16, 2016

Weber said the biggest benefit from the experience was boosting team chemistry. The countless hours of traveling, touring and playing, with very little planned time for rest, ensured the bonding occurred naturally.

“We tried to make them do something every day together,” Weber said. “It’s not an easy trip. In fact, I make it where they're constantly doing something. I wasn’t going to let them sit in a hotel room when we’re in Rome or Florence. That’s part of getting toughness, being able to do this, still step up and play the games.”

[CNS]

Tourism= toughness. 

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[Trim]

"It's just a great life experience for them." -  @coachbruceweber

A look inside @KStateMBB's trip to Europe: pic.twitter.com/50DWVcxsUH

— Big 12 Digital (@Big12DN) August 29, 2016