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    Report: Rodriguez staying at K-State

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    By KMAN Staff on April 17, 2012 K-State Sports

    Bruce Weber’s basketball team just got a little bit stronger already, but it’s not via transfer just yet.

    The Manhattan Mercury is reporting that Angel Rodriguez has decided to stay at K-State.

    This according to Rodriguez’s former AAU coach Art Alvarez, who says Rodriguez wasn’t sure about whether to return to K-State as recently as Friday.  He reportedly made his decision over the weekend.  Rodriguez says he’s remaining a Wildcat because he loves his teammates and the university, but also because of Weber’s ability to tutor point guards like Deron Williams and Dee Brown.

    Rodriguez averaged just over 8 points and led the team with 3 assists per game last season.  He started the final 17 games for K-State including the two NCAA tournament contests.

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