Markquis Nowell and the K-State Wildcats advanced to the Elite 8 Thursday night after beating the Michigan State Spartans, 98-93. But it wasn’t without obstacles.
going to be an nba player so i wanted to go to princeton and went and sat on the bench for four years. today we are celebrating their big game tonight against creighton. we will see. they could be in the elite 8 by tomorrow morning, guys. brian: i remember pete co correl. ainsley: saw a picture of care line with a horse and thought it was sweet and sang it for her at her 50th birthday party years later because she was 16 at the time. brian: so much for my story. ainsley: u.s. military conducting airstrikes against syrian group. brian: killed contractor and injured five u.s. service members and officials say the unmanned aircraft originated from, drum roll, please, iran. pete: peter doocy is live from the white house with more. peter? peter: so, overnight, one-way
i m plaidy from from minnesota. scott from cincinnati, ohio. grand grawferred louisville, kentucky. janice: you had a big game last night. nic from kansas. janice: overtime and you are going to the playoffs. elite 8. well, congratulations, my friend. over to you. pete? i know pete is in new jersey and you are hoping for a wins a well? and ainsley and brian? pete: exactly. pete: thank you, j.d. princeton is hoping to be like k-state the elite 8 for sure and win. that s exactly what it is. that s why we are here live from the yankee doodle tap room in princeton, new jersey, having breakfast with friends. [cheers] pete: ahead of princeton s sweet 16 matchup tonight. first time in 50 years. we will preview it. talk to the diners coming up next. oment of calm