Kansas State basketball turns its attention to Oklahoma State with a second chance to steal a victory on the road.

TCU trailed by six with 3:14 left to play before the Frogs would go on 7-0 run to close out the contest. Senior Brendan Wenzel, who made his first appearance since Dec. 5, fired home a crucial 3-pointer to cut the Wildcat lead to just one with 1:17 remaining.

The Horned Frogs scored the final seven points of the game and survived a late push from the Wildcats. Both Dug McDaniel and Coleman Hawkins had opportunities to win the game in the final seconds for K-State, but they were unable to convert.

K-State players lamented the final play of the night. It went poorly from the beginning when Tang instructed his team to call a timeout after the ball crossed midcourt. But the timeout was called too early and the Wildcats had to in-bound the ball from the backcourt.

The Kansas State Wildcats looked ready to win their second consecutive conference matchup over TCU. Then, TCU guard Noah Reynolds hit a go-ahead shot to cap off his 18-point performance. And just like that,

Even though the Wildcats gave their fans reason to hope for a mid-season turnaround when they upset No. 17 Cincinnati earlier this week, it’s worth pointing out that game was played in front of a friendly crowd inside Bramlage Coliseum.

After an encouraging performance on the road in its Big 12 opener at Arizona earlier this week, the TCU men’s basketball team returns to Schollmaier Arena on Saturday seeking to get its first conference win of the season against Kansas State.

The Kansas State Wildcats dropped their 12th consecutive road game with their loss to TCU Saturday night. Here are a few takeaways from the defeat: 1. Kansas State's first-half offensive woes continued the trend of one-half performances.