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K-State vs Kansas Rivalry Rematch

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Kansas State Basketball Faces Kansas in High-Stakes Rivalry Rematch: After a demoralizing loss, K-State aims to redeem themselves against the Jayhawks, with key players returning and a crucial tournament seed on the line.

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K-State vs Kansas Rivalry Rematch

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!K-State vs Kansas Rivalry Rematch. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On March 6th, Kansas State basketball heads into a heated rivalry rematch against Kansas on Saturday, March 7th at 1pm in Allen Fieldhouse. The Wildcats sit at 12 wins and 18 losses overall, with a 3 and 14 mark in Big 12 playing. The 15th ranked J-Hawks are 21 and 9, 11 and 6 in conference, chasing a double buy in the tournament. That first matchup back on January 24th turned into an 86-62 blowout for Kansas, kicking off 6 straight losses for. K-State and leading to coach Jerome Tang's firing on February 15th. Now in-term coach, Matthew Driscoll is at the helm, promising his team will be ready for the challenge. The loss stung hard, with Kansas players mocking K-State traditions on their home court and some Wildcats emitting they quit late in the game. It exposed deeper issues, prompting the coaching shake-up and a fresh start midway through the season. K-State welcomes back Kamari Magriff, who missed the first game and expects PJ-Haggerty

1:02to play despite a recent arm. Injury. Kansas could debut top prospect Darren Peterson, a potential number 1 NBA draft pick. The Wildcats having won in Allen Fieldhouse since 2006. K-State locks in as the 15th seed for next week's Big 12 tournament, facing the 10th seed on Tuesday, March 10th, at 6pm in Kansas. City.

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