MANHATTAN — At different times during a 98-71 win over Bellarmine , Kansas State basketball coach Jerome Tang found himself more disappointed than he should have been.

For a defensive-minded head coach , the Wildcats gave up way too many easy looks to Bellarmine inside. He felt some disappointment inside and noted that his facial expressions weren't as joyous as they probably should have been.

"I have some growing up that I need to do," Tang said Saturday, Nov. 8, after the Wildcats' win at Bramlage Coliseum. "This is very unusual for me, like I have to embrace that we're gonna outscore people.

"'Cause we have some dudes that can shoot that thing."

Kansas State (2-0) emerged from its first week of the season averaging 95.5 points per game, led by the explosive play from All-America

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