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Former K-State basketball star Michael Beasley returns to Manhattan

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By KMAN Staff on February 9, 2025 K-State Basketball, K-State Sports, Sports
Kansas State forward Coleman Hawkins celebrates with former players Barry Brown Jr., left, and Michael Beasley during Saturday’s Sunflower Showdown game versus Kansas at Bramlage Coliseum. Staff photo by Lewis Marien

By Lewis Marien

A former Kansas State men’s basketball All-American returned to Manhattan ahead of the latest Sunflower Showdown.

Through the collective Wildcat NIL — which aims to enhance name, image and likeness opportunities for K-State student-athletes — Michael Beasley held a meet-and-greet Saturday at Rockin K’s to chat with fans and sign autographs. He also sold some of his “We Them Ones” merchandise at the event.

Beasley said it felt good to return with a lot of old memories coming back, and he felt déjà vu driving down some of the streets.

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