Colorado also turns the ball over on 21.4% of its possessions, which is something that K-State can exploit. The Wildcats force turnovers at a rate of 18.5% on defense. I can see Dug McDaniel and Brendan Hausen scoring easy baskets in transition against the Buffaloes.

Kansas will look to build on its recent momentum when it travels to Boulder to face Colorado in a Big 12 matchup. The 25th-ranked Jayhawks are sporting an 18-9 record (9-7 Big 12), just secured a dominant win over Oklahoma State at home.

Kansas State basketball jumped on Colorado early and cruised to a wire-to-wire victory and ended a four-game losing streak.