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Asked K-State Interim Matthew Driscoll why he spent two and a half hours on the court pregame?... when most of the time you never see the head coach until tipoff. "You do it the way that it's supposed to be done because your last name is on it." WIBW Sports

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Less than 90 minutes until gametime versus Baylor. K-State Interim Matthew Driscoll has been on the court for an hour already. You don't see that much with head coaches pregame. WIBW Sports

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"Zion [Williamson] has spent a lot of time on the court - it just happen to be in the mall, it's the food court. ... He needs a change of eatery. Stop going and eating everything that you see, bro. That's embarrassing." - Shannon Sharpe 😳

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