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Kansas State pulls away in third quarter to beat Southern Indiana 61-47

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Kansas State improved to 2-0 with a 61-47 home victory over Southern Indiana, pulling away with a 21-10 third quarter after leading by two at halftime. Taryn Sides led the Wildcats with 16 points, while Tzoana Tampakou added 15 and Nastja Claessens scored 12; Tampakou also made all seven of her field-goal attempts. Southern Indiana’s Channah Gannon had a game-high 17 points, but the Screaming Eagles shot just 33% from the field. Coach Jeff Mittie said the Wildcats still need to improve and emphasized the importance of practice as the team continues to develop. Kansas State next hosts UTRGV on Sunday.

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