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KANSAS STATE MEN’S BASKETBALL 2021-22 SCHEDULE DAY DATE OPPONENT [2020-21 RECORD] LOCATION TIME / TV 2020-21 RESULT SERIES Wednesday Nov. 10 Florida A&M [8-12] Manhattan [Bramlage Coliseum] — / — — K-State leads 4-0 Wednesday Nov. 17 Omaha [5-20] Manhattan [Bramlage Coliseum] — / — W, 60-58 K-State leads 3-0 HALL OF FAME CLASSIC The field includes Arkansas, Cincinnati, Illinois and K-State DAY DATE OPPONENT [2020-21 RECORD] LOCATION TIME / TV 2020-21 RESULT SERIES Monday Nov. 22 vs. TBD [—] Kansas City, Mo. [T-Mobile Center] — / — — — Tuesday Nov. 23 vs. TBD [—] Kansas City, Mo. [T-Mobile Center] — / — — — DAY DATE OPPONENT [2020-21 RECORD] LOCATION TIME / TV 2020-21 RESULT SERIES Sunday Nov. 28 North Dakota [9-17] Manhattan [Bramlage Coliseum] — / — — K-State leads 2-0 Wednesday Dec. 1 Albany [7-9] Manhattan [Bramlage Coliseum] — / — — First meeting Sunday Dec. 5 vs. Wichita State [16-6] Wichita, Kan. [INTRUST Bank Arena] — / — — K-State leads 20-11 BIG EAST / BIG 12 BATTLE DAY DATE OPPONENT [2020-21 RECORD] LOCATION TIME / TV 2020-21 RESULT SERIES Wednesday Dec. 8 Marquette [13-14] Manhattan [Bramlage Coliseum] — / — — K-State leads 7-5 DAY DATE OPPONENT [2020-21 RECORD] LOCATION TIME / TV 2020-21 RESULT SERIES Sunday Dec. 12 Green Bay [8-17] Manhattan [Bramlage Coliseum] — / — — K-State leads 2-1 DAY DATE OPPONENT [2020-21 RECORD] LOCATION TIME / TV 2020-21 RESULT SERIES Sunday Dec. 19 @Nebraska [7-20] Lincoln, Neb. [Pinnacle Bank Arena] — / — — K-State leads 126-93 DAY DATE OPPONENT [2020-21 RECORD] LOCATION TIME / TV 2020-21 RESULT SERIES Tuesday Dec. 21 McNeese State [10-14] Manhattan [Bramlage Coliseum] — / — — First meeting Wednesday Dec. 29 Morgan State [14-8] Manhattan [Bramlage Coliseum] — / — — K-State leads 3-0 BIG 12 CONFERENCE DAY DATE OPPONENT [2019-20 RECORD] LOCATION TIME / TV 2019-20 RESULT SERIES TBD — — [—] TBD [—] — / — — — BIG 12 / SEC CHALLENGE DAY DATE OPPONENT [2019-20 RECORD] LOCATION TIME / TV 2020-21 RESULT SERIES Saturday Jan. 29 @Ole Miss [16-12] Oxford, Miss. [Sandy & John Block Pavilion] — / — — Ole Miss leads 3-2 BIG 12 CONFERENCE DAY DATE OPPONENT [2020-21 RECORD] LOCATION TIME / TV 2020-21 RESULT SERIES TBD — — [—] TBD [—] — / — — — PHILLIPS 66 BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP DAY DATE OPPONENT LOCATION Wed.-Sat. March 9-12 TBA Kansas City, Mo. [T-Mobile Center] NCAA TOURNAMENT DAY DATE OPPONENT LOCATION Tues.-Wed. March 15-16 NCAA First Four Dayton, Ohio [Dayton Arena] Thurs.-Sun. March 17-20 NCAA First/Second Rounds Various Sites** Thurs.-Sun. March 24-27 NCAA Regionals Various Sites*** Sat.-Mon. Apr. 2-4 NCAA Final Four New Orleans, La. [Mercedes-Benz Superdome] **March 17 and 19: KeyBank Arena [Buffalo, N.Y.] | Bankers Life Fieldhouse [Indianapolis, Ind.] | Dickies Arena [Fort Worth, Texas] | Moda Center [Portland, Ore.] **March 18 and 20: Bon Secours Wellness Arena [Greenville, S.C.] | Fiserv Forum [Milwaukee, Wis.] | PPG Paints Arena [Pittsburgh, Pa.] | Viejas Arena [San Diego, Calif.] ***March 24 and 26: AT&T Center [San Antonio, Texas] | Chase Center [San Francisco, Calif.] ***March 25 and 27: United Center [Chicago, Ill.] | Wells Fargo Center [Philadelphia, Pa.] *Big 12 Conference game | All Dates and Times are subject to change .

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