Kansas State Wildcats Dominate at Bramlage Coliseum Against Incarnate Word Cardinals
The Kansas State Wildcats delivered a commanding performance at Bramlage Coliseum, outscoring the Incarnate Word Cardinals 98-50. The Wildcats' season record now stands at an impressive 1-0, while the Cardinals fall to 0-1. The home team's offensive display was highlighted by a significant advantage in field goal percentage, shooting an impressive 59 percent compared to the Cardinals' 38 percent.
The Wildcats showcased their scoring ability from both inside and outside the arc. Dominating the paint with 48 points, they also excelled from three-point range, sinking 12 of their attempts for a solid three-point shooting rate of 46 percent. Kansas State's two-point field goal efficiency was particularly notable as they made over two-thirds of those shots.
On defense, Kansas State proved just as formidable. They amassed a total of eleven steals throughout the game and capitalized on turnovers by scoring an outstanding 28 points off them. The defensive pressure applied by the Wildcats led to twenty turnovers by the Cardinals.
Assists were another area where Kansas State excelled; they distributed well among teammates with twenty-six assists leading to scores. This teamwork contributed significantly to their high shooting percentages and overall fluidity on offense.
Rebounding also played a crucial role in this matchup, with Kansas State pulling down thirty-eight rebounds—nine offensive and twenty-nine defensive—compared to Incarnate Word's twenty-five total rebounds.
Despite not recording any blocks during this game, it did little to slow down the Wildcats' momentum as they maintained control throughout both halves of play.
Looking ahead for fans of Kansas State basketball: The next challenge will be against Nebraska Cornhuskers at T-Mobile Center in Kansas City on December 17th at 9:00 PM local time. This upcoming game promises another opportunity for fans to support their team live or tune into ESPN+ for coverage from home or wherever they may be.