Cleo Littleton, Wichita State’s all-time scoring leader and a basketball legend, passed away at 93, leaving behind an indelible legacy that still shapes the Shockers today. A six-foot-three force from 1951–55, he shattered records, earned All-American honors, and helped transform a struggling program into a powerhouse—thanks in large part to his electrifying play and deep love for the game and his teammates. His jersey, number 13, hangs forever as a symbol of his greatness, and his impact continues to echo through the halls of the university and the hearts of fans.

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College basketball just shook up its roster with a major player exodus — sending off six athletes including towering center Will Berg (7’2”) and versatile guard TJ Williams (6’5”), while also releasing seniors Kenyon Giles and Michael Gray Jr. The move signals a fresh start for the program as it prepares for the next recruiting cycle, though exact reasons remain under wraps. For the players, it’s a bittersweet exit — potentially opening doors elsewhere — while fans await to see how the team adapts and rebuilds.

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Wichita State shocks the basketball world with a big non-conference showdown against Kansas State on December 11th at the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City — a home game for K-State and a prime matchup for fans of Sunflower State rivalries. The Shockers, fresh off a 24-win season and NIT quarterfinal run under coach Paul Mills, return to KC just a week later for the Hall of Fame Classic against Drake. K-State, led by new coach Casey Alexander after a 12-win season, holds the all-time series edge (23-12). Tickets go on sale this fall — grab yours now via GoShockers.com/Tickets or call the K-State Ticket Office. Don’t miss this high-stakes clash between two rising Sunflower State powers on neutral ground.

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