No one can blame Kansas State men’s basketball fans for dreaming big at the moment. Coach Jerome Tang has guided K-State to three consecutive impressive victories, including a resounding road win over Iowa State. And the Wildcats are the hottest team in the nation, according to one expert’s statistical model.

Arizona made just 2 of 21 3-pointers and had 17 costly turnovers in a 73-70 loss to Kansas State in a battle of Big 12 Wildcats at Bramlage Coliseum on Tuesday. The loss snapped UA’s six-game winning streak and dropped the Wildcats to 17-7 overall and 11-2 in the Big 12.

Kansas State basketball pulled another upset on Tuesday, running its winning streak to six by knocking off No. 13 Arizona.

K-State won its sixth straight game, and continued its late-season push toward the NCAA Tournament, by handing Arizona its first loss since Jan. 18. After a dismal start to the season, no team in the conference has won more consecutive games than the one that wears lavender uniforms.

During their transition from nonconference letdown to Big 12 co-leaders, Arizona settled players neatly into roles, developed a uniquely effective post tandems and learned to win without

The No. 13 Arizona Wildcats ran into a buzzsaw on Tuesday. Winners of five straight games coming into the night, Kansas State bullied Arizona from start to finish in a 73-70 upset at Bramlage Coliseum in Manhattan,

Kansas State basketball saved its best for last in each half, and as a result the Wildcats' winning streak is alive and well. The Wildcats used an eight-point run late in the second half to take the lead and then held on over the last 1 1/2 minutes Tuesday night to knock off No.