Kansas State ran its collection of big men at Oklahoma State’s Abou Ousmane, but usually just one at a time. For a guy who has seen his share of double-teams in recent games, Ousmane went to work in the one-on-one situations,

The Cowboys (9-5, 1-2 Big 12) dominated late in the first half, ending on a 15-0 run for a 43-24 halftime lead, and maintained a double-digit advantage throughout. Ousmane shot 11-of-15 for his first 20-point game as a Cowboy.

Forget the weather and travel issues. The way Kansas State basketball coach Jerome Tang saw it, Oklahoma State simply outplayed his Wildcats.

Kansas State dropped their second consecutive Big 12 matchup in a blowout loss to Oklahoma State Tuesday night. Here are a few takeaways: 1. The turnovers were way too much to overcome. Coleman Hawkins and Dug McDaniel have rounded out the Wildcats' star trio as two of the primary ball handlers.