Kansas State Wildcats news: Jerome Tang is 11-0 in overtime games, Perry drops 26

The Kansas State Wildcats showed once again who owns the state of Kansas and last night it was not the Jayhawks. Jerome Tang moved to 11-0 in overtime games in his career as a head coach, two of those wins against Kansas when they were ranked in the top five. The Wildcats took down the Jayhawks 75-70 in a crazy back-and-forth battle.

After losing four games in a row, the Wildcats were not favored to win this one, even playing at home. K-State was down by just two points at halftime, but coming out of the half, the Jayhawks jumped to an 11-point lead. The Wildcats chipped away at the lead, taking the lead themselves a few times. There were 12 lead changes in this game and 15 ties.

Tylor Perry scored a season-high 26 points and was the leading scorer for the Wildcats. Perry also led the team going 8-9 from the line, including two free throws to ice the game in overtime.

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The Kansas State women's basketball team has dropped back-to-back games against Oklahoma and No. 12 Texas. The Wildcats had won 14 games in a row before dropping a game in Norman in a close matchup with the Sooners. K-State spent only one week ranked No. 2 in the AP Top 25, matching their highest ranking in school history. The Wildcats only dropped six spots in this week's rankings coming in at No. 8.

Ben Sinnott and Cooper Beebe just wrapped up the Reese's Senior Bowl and are beginning preparations for the NFL Combine in early March. Both former Wildcats are projected to go in the 2024 NFL Draft in April. Be on the look out on day two and three of the draft to see where these former Wildcats might go.

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Missouri Athletics just received a $62 million anonymous donation to help with stadium renovations and NIL funding. The donor, who chose to remain anonymous, requested $50 million go towards renovations to the football stadium and fan amenities and the other $12 million go to Mizzou's Tiger Fund for NIL funding. This is the largest donation in history that the program has ever received.