Kansas State coach Jerome Tang has a lot of testimonies about faith and optimism in times of uncertainty. His latest perfectly reflects the dominant three-game win streak following six consecutive conference losses.

After getting off to a dismal start to the season, K-State (9-11, 3-6 Big 12) is suddenly on a roll. It played Texas Tech, Kansas and Baylor tougher than most expected. Then the team broke through with a pair of convincing home victories against West Virginia and Oklahoma State.

Brendan Hausen hit a couple of key shots and finished with 15 points in Kansas State's upset win over Iowa State.

There was one glaring stat that showed why the Kansas State basketball team ended a six-game losing streak Saturday against West Virginia. A quick glance of th

According to college basketball statistician Bart Torvik, K-State has played like a top 25 team over its past five games. He has the Wildcats at No. 20 nationally during that time. K-State is starting to play much better on offense and its defense has also picked up at home.

What I’ve challenged him to do is to score and rebound more," Tang said after Kansas State's blowout win over Oklahoma State. "He does those two things, then the other things