MANHATTAN — West Virginia coach Bob Huggins was unsurprised, the Bramlage Coliseum crowd of 8,549 was delighted and the Kansas State Wildcats finally got the monkey off their backs. Turns out it's not time to throw dirt on K-State's disappointing season just yet. Just when things looked their worst, the Wildcats turned in a magical performance Saturday against No. 12-ranked West Virginia, showing a renewed energy as well as resilience in the face of a furious comeback to claim an 84-68 victory over the Mountaineers...
