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.

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.

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

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,

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.