WACO, Texas (AP) -- The Kansas State Wildcats finally got angry about their performance, and it seemed to make a difference in the second half of their last game.
"I think there is that, what I've been looking for, that anger," coach Bill Snyder said. "That's not at anybody other than ourselves, in regards to how we are playing."
While that response came too late against Texas, maybe the Wildcats (2-3, 0-2 Big 12) can start out better Saturday at Baylor (3-2, 1-1), a team that has already tripled its victory total in coach Matt Rhule's second season.