Kansas State Struggles to Overcome Mississippi Valley State in Basketball Win

Despite poor shooting and tense moments, Kansas State secures a 74-56 victory over Mississippi Valley State.

Kansas State shot just 36% from the floor and struggled from the 3-point line, making only 3 of 23 attempts.
Ugonna Onyenso came off the bench to lead the Wildcats with 16 points, providing a crucial lift in just 12 minutes of play.
The Wildcats capitalized on free throws, hitting 25 of 27, which helped maintain their lead despite shooting woes.
Mississippi Valley State, ranked last in the country, tied the game early in the second half before Kansas State pulled away.
Kansas State's starting point guard, Dug McDaniel, did not play, with no reason provided for his absence.