US EditionP.J. Haggerty's 24 points leads Kansas State over South Dakota
- On Dec. 20, 2025, Kansas State Wildcats defeated South Dakota Coyotes 106-76 at Bramlage Coliseum, earning their third straight win.
- K-State shot 68% in the first half and finished 62.1% for the game, using a 21-4 early run to seize control.
- The Wildcats had five players in double figures—P.J. Haggerty 24, David Castillo 16, Abdi Bashir Jr. 15, Nate Johnson 15 and Khamari McGriff 10—and scored 27 fastbreak points while outrebounding South Dakota Coyotes 44-28.
- The Wildcats will play ULM on Dec. 28, concluding nonconference play before Big 12 begins hosting BYU on Jan. 3.
- P.J. Haggerty, the nation's second-leading scorer, logged 24 points, and the Kansas State program recorded its second 100-point game this season, first since 2007-08.
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The Daily Republic
siouxfallslive.comK-State clears century mark in win over USD men
MANHATTAN, Kan. — P.J. Haggerty scored 24 points to lead Kansas State to a 106-76 nonconference win over South Dakota on Saturday in a college men's basketball matchup. Haggerty, the second-highest scorer in the nation, hit 10 of the 12 shots he took as the Wildcats (8-4) built an early lead and never let the Coyotes (7-7) back into the game. The Wildcats scored 56 points in the paint and blocked nine shots, including four by Khamari McGriff. Ka…
The Killeen Daily Herald
Haggerty scores 24 points, Kansas State dumps South Dakota 106-76
PJ Haggerty scored 24 points, leading five in double figures, and Kansas State rolled past South Dakota 106-76. The Wildcats shot 68% in the first half and scored 57 points with Haggerty making all eight of his shots for 16…
K-State men roll South Dakota in 30-point win
Kansas State men’s basketball wrapped up finals week with more than a passing grade after a 30-point home thumping of South Dakota, 106-76, on Saturday. The Wildcats quickly extended their lead to double-digits and never looked back, outclassing the Coyotes in almost every category on their way to a blowout win. “You’re always concerned about this game and thankful that our guys didn’t go home mentally,” head coach Jerome Tang said in a statemen…
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