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Three-minute preview: Kansas State vs. North Dakota

Kansas State’s Wesley Iwundu (right) is second on the team in scoring at 13.5 points per game.
Kansas State’s Wesley Iwundu (right) is second on the team in scoring at 13.5 points per game. The Wichita Eagle

North Dakota vs. Kansas State

P

No

North Dakota

Ht

Yr

Pts

F

5

Carson Shanks

7-0

So.

6.4

F

43

Drick Bernstine

6-8

So.

6.8

G

0

Geno Crandall

6-3

Fr.

9.3

G

21

Quinton Hooker

6-0

Jr.

17.6

G

1

Corey Baldwin

6-3

Jr.

8.8

P

No

K-State

Ht

Yr

Pts

F

41

Stephen Hurt

6-11

Sr.

7.6

F

32

Dean Wade

6-10

Fr.

11.5

G

25

Wesley Iwundu

6-7

Jr.

13.5

G

14

Justin Edwards

6-4

Sr.

13.8

G

3

Kamau Stokes

6-0

Fr.

9.2

▪ WHEN/WHERE: 7 tonight at Bramlage Coliseum in Manhattan, Kan.

▪ TV/RADIO: FSKC; WHB (810 AM)

▪ ABOUT NORTH DAKOTA (5-5): North Dakota has had an up-and-down season. Its best wins have come against Bradley and Bowling Green. But it barely competed against opponents such as Wisconsin and Florida-Gulf Coast. Junior guard Quinton Hooker is the man to stop. He is averaging nearly 18 points per game.

▪ ABOUT KANSAS STATE (8-2): The Wildcats are nearing the end of their nonconference schedule, and they are hoping to close it out with a pair of home victories. Up first is North Dakota, followed by Saint Louis. K-State has had trouble with some teams it was favored to beat, needing late heroics to defeat South Carolina State and Colorado State. Still, the Wildcats are undefeated as a favorite.

Kellis Robinett, krobinett@kcstar.com

This story was originally published December 21, 2015 at 4:16 PM with the headline "Three-minute preview: Kansas State vs. North Dakota."

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