Utah bludgeoned K-State in rebounds 51-28. It also attempted 30 free throws and beat the Wildcats 14-7 on second-chance points. Every time the ball was up for grabs in an important situation, it seemed like the Utes were able to corral it and score. The Wildcats were a step slow and spent much of the game committing fouls.

Utah, on the other hand, is coming off a significant 74-67 upset victory over No. 17 Kansas. Fifth-year guard Gabe Madsen was instrumental, scoring 24 points and hitting five 3-pointers, becoming the Utes’ all-time leader in career triples with 288.

Kansas State is 6-4 in their last ten games overall and 2-7 for the season on the road while Utah is 13-3 at home and 5-5 in their last ten overall. Lets dive into the matchup and