MANHATTAN (AP) — Nino Williams possess an old man’s game. He loves to shoot baseline jumpers, prefers layups to dunks. The next time he takes a 3-pointer might just be the first.In short, he has the perfect game for taking down Baylor’s zone defense.Kansas State’s senior forward had 18 points to fuel a big second-half rally Saturday, and then helped the Wildcats force hot-handed guard Kenny Chery into missing a layup at the buzzer that preserved a 63-61 victory over the No.
KSU holds on late to beat No. 22 Baylor
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