With revenge on their minds, the No. 16 Kansas State Wildcats travel to Tulsa Saturday to face the Hurricane at the Reynolds Center.
The teams met last season in Wichita, Kan., about halfway between the two campuses, and Tulsa came away with a 61-54 victory. The Wildcats were plagued by poor shooting (31.6 percent, including 12.5 percent from long range) and poor rebounding (they were outrebounded 40-30).
The Wildcats (6-1) also are looking to avenge their first loss of the season, an 83-71 loss on the road to Marquette. The Cats' problem in that game was too many fouls, as four of five starters had at least four fouls and two fouled out.