Kansas State Basketball

[Herman_Momart]

is 17-6 with new future hall of famer coach Bobby huggins, say what you want about him but he is a winner    

Just beat #23 Texas with arguably the best player in the country.  

Just wait until next year when his real recruits come in.  

Manhattan, kansas will be rocking in basketball for the next decade or so.  

Their Ad should get AD of the year.  

could have been so many other schools.  

[flsportsfan83]

like USF

[Apis Bull]

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[South_Florida_Flip]

like USF

Let it go please. He was NEVER an option for USF last season! NEVER!

[smazza]

like USF

Let it go please. He was NEVER an option for USF last season! NEVER!

he should have been

just as bobby knight should have been when he was let go from indiana

[jrbull]

From Rivals...

After an eventful early signing period, Kansas State holds onto its No. 1 position in the 2007 team recruiting rankings. However, the Wildcats barely edged USC. The Trojans made a run from outside the top 25 to take the No. 2 spot in the rankings.

Four previously uncommitted prospects, including elite five-star prospects O.J. Mayo and Davon Jefferson, highlight the Trojans class.

Three other schools jumped into the top 25 after landing key prospects during the early signing period. North Carolina State, behind the commitment of four-star Tracy Smith, slid ahead of Michigan into the No. 19 spot.

Alabama, which signed four-star Rico Pickett, and Oklahoma State's signing of four-star James Anderson and Ibrahima Thomas round out the last two spots in the top 25.

Memphis, Indiana, Washington and Arizona State all jumped teams ahead of them by signing previously uncommitted prospects during the early period.

Florida State, Georgia, Villanova and Texas A&M fell out of the team rankings.

1. Kansas State Wildcats

Details

Michael Beasley PF 6-9, 235 Five-star

Bill Walker SF 6-6, 220 Five-star

Fred Brown SG 6-3, 185

Jacob Pullen PG 6-1, 175

Dominique Sutton SF 6-4, 195

When you sign the No. 1-ranked prospect in the country and combine him with the most explosive player to hit the travel team scene in quite a while, you have a combination that is hard to beat. Top-ranked prospect Michael Beasley and Bill Walker (rated No. 6) give coach Bob Huggins a truly dynamic duo. Add three solid three-star prospects, and you have a No. 1 class. All five prospects have an edgy competitiveness that should allow them to thrive under Huggins.