Evan Miyakawa Talks K-State Basketball, the Addition of Coleman Hawkins and More!

Cole Manbeck is joined by college basketball analyst Evan Miyakawa of evanmiya.com to help break down K-State basketball after the end of the offseason transfer portal. Evan discusses the significance of K-State adding Coleman Hawkins, K-State's overall transfer portal haul and where the Wildcats stack up in a loaded Big 12.
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[@stevesims-d6c]

excellent job. this will be a good reference as the season goes along. It will be interesting to see how the talent blends and who thrives. This roster is very solid from top to bottom & the anticipation just keeps building.

[@Cheesecake819]

As an Illinois fan, I can tell you the reason that Coleman’s defensive numbers were not great. Most of the minutes that he was out there they were playing him at the five, which is not his natural position. In the Big Ten, he was trying to guard people like Zach and Julian Reese and he just doesn’t have the strength to compete with those guys on the block. I bet if you could sort out the possessions where Dainja was in there with Coleman the defensive numbers would look a lot better. Coleman natural is more of a 3-4.n I feel like he’s most comfortable playing small, especially defensively