You might not have been able (or wanted to pay extra) to see it, but the No. 11/12 Wildcats finally started to put some things together in the opening round of the Paradise Jam, posting a 95-68 victory last night. Xavier Sneed led all scorers with 16 points, Dean Wade finally started to look like he did before his injury late in the 2017-18 season, and Cartier Diarra regained his form as well, knocking down 14 points in 25 minutes while taking time from Barry Brown, who was in foul trouble early (Robinett, Eagle).
Slate: K-State wins big to open the Paradise Jam
