TCU's Last-Second Victory Over Kansas State Dampens NCAA Hopes

Jameer Nelson Jr.'s clutch 3-pointer seals the win for TCU, leaving Kansas State's tournament aspirations in jeopardy.

Jameer Nelson Jr.'s last-second 3-pointer clinched a 75-72 victory for TCU over Kansas State, significantly impacting K-State's NCAA Tournament hopes.
Kansas State led by 10 in the first half and by eight in the second, but failed to maintain their lead, succumbing to TCU's 20-2 run.
Micah Peavy led TCU with a career-high 26 points, playing a crucial role in the team's comeback and eventual win.
The loss marks Kansas State's sixth in their last seven games, pushing them further away from NCAA Tournament contention.
Despite the loss, Kansas State's Tylor Perry scored 24 points, showcasing his versatility by finding new ways to score without relying on 3-pointers.