By forcing OT in the Kansas State women's basketball March Madness game against Kentucky, Serena Sundell got a nice NIL chicken wing deal.

Sundell sent out so many dimes this year that she currently ranks second nationally in assists (233). She only needs 19 more to surpass Shalee Lehning as K-State’s career leader in the category. If it happens, that would pair nicely with some of the program records she already owns, such as career starts and games played.

Serena Sundell broke the Kansas State record for career assists Sunday in the Wildcats’ 80-79 overtime win over Kentucky in the NCAA Tournament second round, but that personal accomplishment was