Kansas visits Manhattan to take on the Wildcats in a game the Jayhawks probably need to stick in the conference race. After a rough start to the season, both nonconference and conference, the Wildcats sit in a tie for first in the Big 12 at 6-2.
Offensively, Kansas State has just been OK, scoring roughly 102 points per 100 possessions, good for 6th in the league. They have done it mostly via shot volume, ranking 4th in turnovers and 4th in offensive rebounding. Actually shooting has been a problem for the Wildcats, as they are shooting 48 percent on twos and 35 percent on threes (they also rank 225th nationally at shooting twos and 263rd in threes).