He slapped a teammate's hand before draining the money ball to win the 3-point contest, played in the team scrimmage with his sweatpants on and had the crowd at Madness in Manhattan cheering before he even took the microphone to say hello. But immediately after the practice that officially started basketball season on Friday night, All-American Jacob Pullen was all business in talking about expectations for the Top 10-ranked Kansas State basketball squad.

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