Kansas State Fans React To Oklahoma State Loss Tuesday Night
Kansas State was hoping to brush off its last-second loss to TCU with another Big 12 victory over the Oklahoma State Cowboys Tuesday night.
They didn't. Instead of a game-winner in the final seconds, the Wildcats were pretty much dominated since the night started. This game was highlighted by poor 3-point shooting, turnovers, and a star performance by Cowboys forward Abou Ousmane. Once the team got down early in the first half, there was no recovering for the rest of the night.
"This is the last time this year this team will be .500 or better," one user tweeted. "If not sure they win a game this month. Just another example of Tang being an absolute loser."
This is the last time this year this team will be .500 or better. If not sure they win a game this month. Just another example of Tang being an absolute loser.
— Mile High Salute (@salutemilehigh) January 8, 2025
Honestly, it was hard to even find fans' reactions to the game under the plethora of Oklahoma State fans bragging about their first conference victory.
— The Traveling Poke (@PokeTraveling) January 8, 2025
The starting backcourt of Dug McDaniel and Brendan Hausen shot 30 percent from the field for just eight points. They went 0-of-4 from 3-point range, as McDaniel turned the ball over four times. Coleman Hawkins and Max Jones were both in double figures scoring but had a combined seven turnovers and shot 22 percent from the arc.
— Wildcat_Jeff (@Snyder_cat) January 8, 2025
Kansas State heads back home, where they'll host the Houston Cougars Saturday night. But many fans are seemingly already out of optimism for the season.
— GG_KSU (@ksu_gg) January 8, 2025
Jayden Armant is a graduate of the Howard University School of Communications and a contributor to Kansas State Wildcats on SI. He can be reached at jaydenshome14@gmail.com or follow him on Twitter @jaydenarmant.
Jayden is a journalism school graduate of Howard University. He was the 2024 recipient of the Terez Paylor scholarship award. He previously worked at the Orlando Sentinel.