K-State held Cleveland State to 64 points on 23-of-60 shooting. Nobody on the CSU roster had more than 10 points and the Vikings committed 20 turnovers. Little came easily for Daniyal Robinson’s team against a bigger and more athletic opponent.

For the second game in a row, the Kansas State Wildcats had little to no trouble against a nonconference opponent, defeating Cleveland State 77-64 Saturday afternoon in Manhattan, Kan. The Wildcats (2-0) led wire-to-wire, spearheaded by a breakout game ...