The Kansas State men’s basketball team has lost a key member of its frontcourt midway through the season. Achor Achor, a 6-foot-9 and 227-pound senior forward, is no longer on the roster. He decided to step away from the Wildcats for “personal reasons,” according to a news release issued by K-State.

College basketball reporter Jeff Goodman first reported the news. Achor departs K-State after playing in just seven games in a purple uniform. He was expected to be an impact transfer when he signed with the Wildcats last summer, but things didn’t work out that way for him in Manhattan.

“Kansas State’s Achor Achor has been dismissed from the team,” Field of 68′s Jeff Goodman reported. “This sounds like it was more of a ‘conduct detrimental to the team’ type of thing that ultimately had Jerome Tang deciding to part ways with Achor Achor.”

For the second-straight season, K-State men’s basketball has lost a member of its roster in the middle of the year. The Wildcats announced Wednesday senior wing Achor Achor “has left the Kansas State men’s basketball team for personal reasons”,

For the second season in a row, Jerome Tang has had a player removed from the team due to disciplinary actions. Samford transfer Achor Achor, who was averaging over seven minutes per game, was dismissed on Wednesday.

The Kansas State Wildcats released senior forward Achor Achor, per college analyst Jeff Goodman. He averaged 7.3 points, 2.7 rebounds and 0.7 assists this seaso