Kansas State Wildcats Mens Basketball Tickets

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Wildcats Basketball Basics

• Current Conference: Big 12

• Current Division: NCAA Division I

• Cheerleading Squad: K-State Cheer

• Dance Squad: Classy Cats

• Band: Pride of the Wildcat land

• Drumline: K-State Drumline

• Mascot: Willie the Wildcat

• Fan Chant: “K-S-U”

• Team Colors: Purple and White

The Kansas State Basketball Schedule

If you’ve taken a peek at this season’s KSU Basketball schedule, you already know that the team locks horns with conference powerhouses and rising stars. It's a demanding path, but one paved with opportunities for the Wildcats to prove their mettle. Deciding on a worthy opponent is a difficult but necessary task to guarantee a game that could end up exceeding your expectations!

Key K-State Competitors

• University of Kansas: The Sunflower Showdown is more than just a game; it's a battle for state bragging rights and Big 12 supremacy. The KU Jayhawks, with their rich tradition and passionate fanbase, always bring out the best in the Wildcats.

• West Virginia University: Games against the WVU Mountaineers are always a test of wills. The Mountaineers are a physical and gritty team, known for their relentless hustle and in-your-face defense, and the Wildcats need to match their intensity to emerge victorious

• Texas Tech University: The Red Raiders are known for their high-tempo offense and aggressive defense, making for a fast-paced and physical encounter with the Wildcats. Every contest between these two teams is a nail-biter.

• Texas Christian University: The Horned Frogs are a team on the rise in the Big 12, and they have a talented roster. Their clashes with the Wildcats are always unpredictable, making them must-see events. Why not watch in person?

• Iowa State University: The ISU Cyclones are a scrappy team that always plays tough. Their games against Kansas State are often low-scoring affairs, with both teams fighting for every point. If you like suspense, this might be the showdown for you.

Bramlage Coliseum

The Wildcats men's basketball team takes to the hardwood within the walls of Bramlage Coliseum. Affectionately nicknamed the "Octagon of Doom'' by Wildcat fans, it sits right on campus in Manhattan, Kansas, and opened in 1988. Here, up to 11,000 spectators can see basketball, volleyball, and gymnastics, as well as concerts and other university functions.

Parking

There are multiple lots around the arena, but they fill up fast! It’s best to guarantee your spot by reserving passes when you buy your Kansas State men's basketball tickets. Say goodbye to the pre-game parking scramble!

Alternative Transportation

While parking is plentiful, consider exploring alternative transportation options. Kansas State University operates a robust ATA shuttle system with multiple routes serving Bramlage Coliseum, making game day commutes a breeze. There are also alternative options such as the Greyhound bus, LINK e-scooters, and the SafeRide Program, operated by Lyft. So lace up your walking shoes, hop on the CatBus, or grab a ride-share – and get ready to cheer on the Wildcats in the Octagon of Doom!

Notable Kansas State Basketball Players

The following hardwood heroes have donned the Wildcats jersey and etched their names into the history books. They are among the top Wildcats men's basketball players who have made significant impacts on the K-State program and in the NBA:

• Bob Boozer (1956–1959): Drafted by the Cincinnati Royals (now Sacramento Kings) as the No. 1 overall pick in 1959, Boozer had an impressive professional career spanning 12 seasons. Notably, he was an All-Star in 1968 and played a key role in the Milwaukee Bucks’ 1971 championship.

• Mike Evans (1974–1978): Selected by the Denver Nuggets in the 1978 draft, Evans had a solid NBA career, playing for several teams over his 10 seasons. He later transitioned into coaching, bringing his valuable experience to his senior role.

• Rolando Blackman (1977–1981): A standout player for the Wildcats, Blackman was drafted 9th overall by the Dallas Mavericks in 1981. He had a stellar NBA career, spanning 13 seasons, and was a four-time All-Star. His impact as a player and a coach was significant.

• Mitch Richmond (1986–1988): Drafted 5th overall by the Golden State Warriors in 1988, scoring prowess and leadership were hallmarks of Richmond’s 14-season career. He was a six-time All-Star and won a championship with the Los Angeles Lakers in 2002.

• Michael Beasley (2007–2008): Drafted 2nd overall by the Miami Heat in 2008, Beasley had a significant impact in the NBA with his scoring ability. His career spanned over a decade with various teams, showcasing his offensive skills and versatility.

Ready for Your K-State Men's Basketball Game?

Don't just watch the Wildcats play basketball, feel it! Be part of the purple tide that washes over the arena and the deafening roar that rattles the rafters. Secure your Kansas State men’s basketball tickets now, and get ready to be part of the experience. EMAW!