Oklahoma State came to Bramlage Coliseum yesterday to take on the Wildcats in the regular season finale. It was also senior day for two players, Jamar Samuels and Victor Ojeleye. As far as the game, it was close in the first half but K-State pulled away in the second half and won fairly easily, 77-58. Next up is the Big 12 Tournament in Kansas City this week, and then wait to see what happens on selection Sunday.
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| K-State's two senior men's basketball players Jamar Samuels, left, and Victor Ojeleye wave farewell to the Bramlage Coliseum crowd as they are introduced before the start of Saturday's game against Oklahoma State. |
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| Victor Ojeleye's mother wipes away tears from her son's face as he is recognized before Saturday's basketball game at Bramlage Coliseum for being a senior. Ojeleye started for the Wildcats for the first time in his K-State career and helped his team beat the Oklahoma State Cowboys, 77-58. |
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| After receiving a hard foul while going up for a basket and landing face first on the court, K-State center Jordan Henriquez is tended to by the training staff. The lanky Henriquez returned to the game a few plays later and ended the game with 16 points and 8 rebounds. |
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| Wildcat forward Rodney McGruder drives to the basket during Saturday afternoons game against Oklahoma State at Bramlage Coliseum. McGruder led all scorers with 24 points in the game, as the Wildcats took care of business, winning, 77-58. K-State now heads to Kansas City for this weeks Big 12 Tournament. |
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