| K-State Team Stats OFFENSE 67.1PPG 42% from the field 33.9% from 3 (8 makes per game, 23.7 attempts per game) 70.9% from the line (10.8 makes per game, 15.2 attempts per game) 13 assists per game 11.3 turnovers per game 1.2 assists/turnover ratio 9.1 offensive rebounds per game 15PPG off turnovers 26.5 points in paint per game 8 second chance points per game 6.7 fast break points per game | TCU Team Stats OFFENSE 69.1PPG 43.3% from the field 30.1% from 3 (5.8 makes per game, 19.3 attempts per game) 66.9% from the line (12 makes per game, 18 attempts per game) 13.9 assists per game 14.3 turnovers per game 1 assist/turnover ratio 14.1 offensive rebounds per game 15.6PPG off turnovers 32.5 points in paint per game 12.9 second chance points per game 11 fast break points per game |
| K-State Defense 63.3 PPGA 41% field goal percentage allowed 27.2% 3-point field goal defense (6.1 makes per game, 22.6 attempts per game) 16.8 fouls per game (17.5 attempts per game from the line) 12.2 assists per game allowed 13.3 TOs per game forced, 7.1 steals 0.9 assist/turnover ratio 9.7 offensive rebounds per game allowed 10.9 PPGA off turnovers 26 points in paint per game allowed 7.9 second chance points per game allowed 6.3 fast break points per game allowed | TCU Defense 61.8PPGA 40.1% field goal percentage allowed 31.2% 3-point field goal defense (6.7 makes per game, 21.6 attempts per game) 16.4 fouls per game (13 attempts per game from the line) 12.5 assists per game allowed 13.2 TOs per game forced, 6.4 steals 1 assist/turnover ratio 9.3 offensive rebounds per game allowed 13.2PPGA off turnovers 25.4 points in paint per game allowed 9 second chance points per game allowed 10.4 fast break points per game allowed |
| Nijel Pack | Markquis Nowell | Mike McGuirl | Mark Smith | Davion Bradford |
| 16.8PPG | 11.8PPG | 6.1PPG | 11.5PPG | 4PPG |
| 3.5RPG | 3.4RPG | 3.3RPG | 8.4RPG | 2.9RPG |
| 2.3APG | 5.1APG | 1.9APG | 1.8APG | .5BPG |
| 1.2SPG | 2.2SPG | 1.1SPG | 1.2SPG | .2SPG |
| 45%FG | 39.4%FG | 36%FG | 44.7%FG | 50.8%FG |
| 43.2%3PT | 29.3%3PT | 26%3PT | 36.2%3PT | 0%3PT |
| 88.6%FT | 85.4%FT | 78.9%FT | 64.8%FT | 50%FT |
| Mike Miles Jr | Damion Baugh | Eddie Lampkin | Emmanuel Miller | Charles O’Bannon Jr | Micah Peavy |
| 15.4PPG | 10.1PPG | 5.8PPG | 9.8PPG | 9.8PPG | 6.2PPG |
| 3.9RPG | 4.3RPG | 5.6RPG | 6.7RPG | 4.1RPG | 4.6RPG |
| 4.1APG | 3.9APG | .6APG | .8APG | .8APG | 1.2APG |
| 1.2SPG | 1.5SPG | .4SPG | .8SPG | .9SPG | .6SPG |
| 36.6%FG | 45.7%FG | 58.8%FG | 49%FG | 46.1%FG | 39.5%FG |
| 29.5%3PT | 24.4%3PT | 0%3PT | 30%3PT | 38.6%3PT | 15.8%3PT |
| 76.3%FT | 67.6%FT | 53.1FT | 62.2%FT | 67.4%FT | 57.1%FT |
My Thoughts
Last time these two teams played TCU left k-state fans heartbroken as the cats blew a 5-point lead in the final minute of the game. TCU is still a good team they've knocked off OU twice and wins over a ranked Iowa State and LSU but blown out by Texas and lost a nail biter to Oklahoma State. TCU still dominates in the paint as they are not that great of a 3-point shooting team outside of O'Bannon. Just like the cats they get in trouble on defense down low where at times they've gotten dominated on the offensive glass, LSU had 16 offensive boards, Texas had 15 offensive boards. The on and off ball pressure shouldn't be as tough as Oklahoma State's was and TCU doesn't really jump in the passing lanes. We know what Mike Miles can do as he scored 19 points in the win over the cats but on 6-16 shooting and 1-6 from three, he also had 6 assists but 5 turnovers. For K-State in that game Markquis Nowell had 18 points and 4 assists on 7-12 shooting and 4-7 from 3 and 7 steals which tied a K-State record for steals in a big 12 game. I think the cats are going to want revenge and be hungry and want to steal one back in Fort Worth. TCU is favored by 4.5 but I think are too hungry. Cats 70 TCU 65
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