Kansas State’s best basketball player last week wasn’t Barry Brown or Dean Wade.
It was Kamau Stokes ... by a significant margin.
The senior point guard wasn’t just good for the Wildcats in games against Kansas and Baylor, he was “unbelievable.” At least that’s the word K-State coach Bruce Weber used to describe his stat line from Saturday: 16 points, five assists, four rebounds and one turnover.
“He has been really solid,” Weber said, “and he has done that really without practicing.”
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Stokes has been playing through a toe injury and missed K-State’s shoot around before the Baylor game with a migraine, but it didn’t show when he took the court.