Senior guard Jacob Pullen, in spite of a 38-point performance for No. 5 Kansas State, was visibly emotional after he missed one of three free throws that would have tied the game at 66 with 10 seconds left and was blocked by No. 4 Wisconsin’s Jordan Taylor with two seconds on the clock.
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10. Southeast Region: (5) Kansas State 65, (4) Wisconsin 70
