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Team hits season’s half-way mark
Chambers has proved herself as the Wildcats sit at No. 2 in the Big 12 Conference
I remember my first interview with Brittany Chambers like it was yesterday. I had never covered basketball before and all I knew at that point was on the preseason charts, K-State was ranked No. 9 in the Big 12 Conference. Nine out of 10 teams did not impress me, but when Chambers gave her opinion of their ranking, my confidence in K-State women's basketball more than just sparked.
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Ojeleye gains Martin’s respect, gets more play time
Ojeleye has maintained a 3.8 GPA in college and earned coach Martin’s confidence: ‘He’s awesome,’ Martin says
It is easy to look at a stat sheet and assume who the best player is because of their high points or rebounds. Those names will pop off the page in headlines throughout media on the local and national levels. Under Frank Martin's tutelage, K-State men's basketball has always been built through family and leadership values and being able to find players who keep each other accountable on and off the floor.
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Opportunity still exists in remainder of Big 12 season
It's 21 games into the season, yet Frank Martin and his K-State men's basketball team still appears to be in the process of finding themselves as a unit. Martin's clubs have always been built on defense and intensity and this team is no different. The season has been one resembling a roller coaster filled with both ups and downs.
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K-State takes on No. 1 Baylor for 2nd time in conference season
K-State women's basketball looks to take on the No. 1 Baylor Bears tomorrow night in Bramlage Coliseum at 7. The last time K-State and Baylor met up was in Waco, Texas, two weeks ago, and Baylor came away with a 76-41 win over the Wildcats. In that game, Baylor's 6-foot-8-inch junior Brittney Griner came away with 22 points and 12 rebounds for her 36th career double-double.
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Wildcats look to start February with victory against Aggies
Coming off of two straight conference losses, the K-State men's basketball team hopes to bounce back with a home win against Texas A&M on Saturday afternoon. The game will feature two teams both looking to improve on their performance in the second half of the Big 12 Conference schedule.
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K-State vs. Texas A&M: Men’s basketball matching up
K-State Men's Basketball Facts Points Per Game - 73.6 Points Allowed Per Game - 64.0 Assists Per Game - 14.5 Turnovers Per Game - 15.2 Rebounds Per Game - 39.2 Home Record - 9-2 Big 12 Conference Record - 4-5 Top 3 Scorers 1. Rodney McGruder - 15.4 points per game 2.
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Aggieville restaurants prepare for Super Bowl, expect varied turnout
Football fans find ‘more random crowd’ in sports bars when cheering for NFL championship
When the New England Patriots and New York Giants meet on Sunday, Aggieville is prepared to be packed for yet another game day. For many, however, Super Bowl Sunday is about much more than football. It means gathering with friends for pregame shows, drinks, finger foods, commercials and, for Aggieville, a day teeming with business.
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Eli Manning, Tom Brady to meet again in Super Bowl XLVI
Super Bowl XLVI will feature a rematch of the teams in Super Bowl XLII, the New York Giants and New England Patriots, which was in 2008. The circumstances coming into this year's Super Bowl are quite similar but each team's core has had a makeover. The Super Bowl run for the Patriots in the 2007-08 season was one of epic proportions.
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Women’s basketball beats Oklahoma to break 3-game losing streak
After a three-game losing streak, the K-State women's basketball team finally caught that same fire they started Big 12 Conference season off with when they beat the Oklahoma State Cowgirls 67-56 on Saturday. Led by junior Brittany Chambers, who scored 23 points and connected five shots from behind the arc, the Wildcats stole a quick lead against the Cowgirls, and held that lead the entire game. 1 comment
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Women’s basketball steals road win in Texas, 64-55
As the first half of their Big 12 Conference season came to a close, K-State women's basketball stole their second consecutive road-win last night as they beat the Texas Longhorns 64-55. While the Wildcats (15-6, 6-3) had a strong showing in the first half, their inability to score the opening minutes of the second half almost cost them the game as they trailed Texas (13-8, 3-6) by as many as 8 points.
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K-State Football signees for next season
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ATHLETES NAME POSITION HEIGHT WEIGHT HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Dante Barnett ATH 6-1 175 Tulsa, Okla.
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National Signing Day comes to a close as athletes finalize choices
The excitement and drama of National Signing Day was in full force on Wednesday. For most athletes, signing day is about being able to take a step beyond a verbal commitment, however, there are also athletes who choose to announce the school they would be playing football at on signing day.
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Wildcat’s 2012 football recruiting class announced
Bill Snyder addressed the media Wednesday on National Signing Day to discuss the K-State football team's 2012 recruiting class, which includes 26 players in total. The Wildcats' class includes 20 players coming out of high school and six players from the junior college ranks.
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White sinks basket in final seconds, Iowa State Cyclones beat Wildcats
The K-State men's basketball team did everything it needed to Tuesday night except win the game. For the second time in a week "Hilton Magic" struck in Ames, Iowa. This time the Iowa State Cyclones took down the K-State Wildcats in the closing seconds after Cyclone sophomore forward Royce White hit a jumper along the baseline with 1.
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College baseball season preview: top 10 teams
1. Florida: The unanimous selection as the top team in the nation returns six hitters who had a big impact last year and the top of their rotation from last year will stay intact. Sophomore catcher Mike Zunino headlines a stellar offense after compiling a batting average of .


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