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Kansas State/Kentucky (NCAA Sweet 16) Updates

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K State 34% on threes for the season.

 

Sneed 32% on threes for the season ... looking like Steph Curry tonight.

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Cats shooting 28% at the under 8 with 3 players with 2 fouls. Got to stay within distance and get thru this half

14 fouls in less that 12 minutes.

 

Going to be a long game if this continues

As I’ve said before, if we get down to Richards playing a lot, we’re in trouble.

Refs want to be on tv as well it seems. Seems that way to me for every game I’ve seen this tourney.

 

Yes, first game, Neveda only had four fouls the second half until the last minute.

I’d rather see this flat play early. Cal can wake them up down the stretch of the 1st half.

Wasted the first three minutes starting Richards. Diallo trying to cover for him on defense gets two quick fouls. Is it still January?

What happened to our Wildcats from last Saturday?

Slow start but we will make runs

 

I'm not really worried about it. We'll see where it is at about the 12 minute mark of the second half. But Kentucky does need to start making shots.

It sure seems like they're giving calls to both teams so long as they just hit the ground after the shot.

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