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Well, that game on Wednesday was about as deflating as it gets... Iowa State let Baylor come into Ames and snap Iowa State's home winning streak behind a late barrage of three pointers in the second half. Now, the Cyclones no longer control their own destiny when it comes to capturing a share of the Big 12 title.
The season isn't over though, and today ISU plays Kansas State in Manhattan - a place the Wildcats took down the Kansas Jayhawks less than a week ago.
Game Info
The Opponent: Kansas State (14-15, 7-9)
Tip: Saturday, 3 p.m. CST - Bramlage Coliseum - Manhattan, Kansas
TV/Webcast: ESPN2 / WatchESPN
Radio: Cyclone Radio Network
Baylor SBN Site: Bring On The Cats
What to Know
We're Talking Kansas State - A little Baylor loss perspective in today's edition of "We're Talking."
Bring on the Podcast with FiftyShadesofGray - WRNL's own FiftyShadesofGray sits down to talk with the guys over at Bring On The Cats.
Iowa State center Tsalmpouris is the big man on campus - Everyone could use a little more Greek in their life.
Prediction
Kansas State is riding high off their upset win over the Jayhawks on Monday, so this could end up being a letdown game for them (even though their season is pretty much already a letdown). Bramlage is obviously not an easy arena to win in though, so without a focused Iowa State effort on both ends of the floor it could be tough to get out of Manhattan with a victory.
Lots of local media pegged this game to be the one the Cyclones might drop with four games remaining in their season. The loss to Baylor on Wednesday completely blindsided anyone who regularly keeps tabs on Iowa State, including sportswriters and fans. Now that the Clones already have a loss under their belt in the final four game stretch, will they keep battling in their remaining three games, or pack it up until the postseason?
The Wildcats upset Kansas behind Nigel Johnson's 20 point outburst. The sophomore guard scored his season high behind a 8-11 performance from the field, including going 4-5 from 3-point range.
Heralded preseason star Marcus Foster played an atrocious game against KU, jacking up 13 shots from the field while only connecting on three. Foster also missed all six 3-pointers he attempted. What does this mean? Foster will likely come out unconscious against Iowa State. #CyLuck
"I have a bad feeling about this" - Han Solo
Kansas State 67 - Iowa State 61
Poll
With the season winding down, which team in the lower half of the conference would be the scariest to play in Iowa State's first Big 12 Tournament game?
This poll is closed
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7%
Texas Tech
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12%
TCU
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21%
Texas
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31%
Kansas State
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27%
Oklahoma State