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While reviewing video of Wednesday’s 64-55 loss to Kansas State, Gail Goestenkors was reminded that her two tallest players scored a total of one point.

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Lack of frontcourt scoring continues to hurt UT women’s basketball team

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Player of the Night – Rodney McGruder After a 1-3 start in the Big 12, Kansas State badly needed a win Wednesday against Texas. Rodney McGruder made sure of it with a career-high 33 points, as the Wildcats held on to win, 84-80. McGruder kept the Wildcats above water early, scoring 13 of their first 26 points. He’s really stepping up at home. In three conference games in Manhattan, McGruder is averaging 27.7 PPG with a 62.5 field goal percentage.

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McGruder leads K-State to needed win

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Kansas State holds on to defeat Texas 84-80 on Wednesday night.

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Texas Basketball Upset Bid Falls Short at Kansas State

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Game discussion for Wednesday night’s game between the Texas Longhorns and Kansas State Wildcats at Bramlage Coliseum in Manhattan, KS.

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Texas vs Kansas State: Longhorns Battle Wildcats at Bramlage

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Texas at No. 25 Kansas State When: Today, 8 p.m. Where: Bramlage Coliseum, Manhattan, Kan.

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Men’s basketball preview: Texas at No. 25 Kansas State

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The Texas Longhorns basketball team travels to Manhattan, KS to battle the Kansas State Wildcats at Bramlage Coliseum on Wednesday night.

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Texas Basketball: Longhorns Travel to Kansas State for Challenging Road Test

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Seven Big 12 players will take part in the East-West Shrine Game on Jan. 21 in St. Petersburg, Fla. Tysyn Hartman, S, Kansas State Nicolas Jean-Baptiste, DT, Baylor Blake Gideon, S, Texas Dominique Hamilton, DT, Missouri Steven Johnson, LB, Kansas Cody Johnson, FB, Texas David Snow, OL, Texas Good to hear from each of these guys, who have all been extremely productive over their careers. Traditionally, the Senior Bowl the following week is a more prestigious display, but all seven of these guys will get valuable exposure in front of NFL scouts.

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Big 12 gets 7 to East-West Shrine Game

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The Tide rolled over the LSU Tigers on the football field Monday. Tonight it may happen on the basketball court.

With a slate of mostly underwhelming matchups, the most intriguing tilt of the evening involves the same two schools that squared off in the BCS title game. It may not be as convincing as Monday’s 21-0 win, but the guess here is that Alabama will get past LSU on the hardwood, too.

Alabama was ranked as high as No. 12 earlier this season before a trio of mid-December losses (to Georgetown, Dayton and Kansas State) evoked some doubts.

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Midweek Watch: Bama-LSU face off again

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ARLINGTON, Texas — Arkansas proved it was the better team on Friday night with a performance solid enough to keep Kansas State at an arm’s length for most of the night. Time for some analysis. Plenty more on the way tonight. How the game was won: Neither team brought its A game, but Arkansas’ defense played one of its best games of the season and the Kansas State offense didn’t do enough to chase down the Hogs, who jumped out to a 19-0 second-quarter lead, and a late third-quarter score helped put the game out of reach before Kansas State’s Anthony Cantele missed a 43-yard kick with 6:36 to play.

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Instant analysis: Arkansas 29, K-State 16

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ARLINGTON, Texas — Kansas State defensive end Meshak Williams was injured late in the first half of the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic after helmet-to-helmet contact with a teammate while trying to make a tackle. Williams remained on his back after the play in the closing seconds of the second quarter. Medical personnel tended to Williams on the field for several minutes before putting him on a stretcher, then on a cart. Williams gave a thumbs-up signal while being placed on the cart, then extended his right arm high and flashed a Wildcats sign.

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Meshak Williams carted off after injury

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