Manhattan ? Kansas State forward Curtis Kelly will miss four more games after committing a secondary NCAA violation while buying clothes at a Manhattan department store.

Athletics Director John Currie announced Tuesday that the NCAA accepted Kansas State’s recommendation that Kelly sit out six games and repay the value of the benefit he received to a charity. Kelly already sat out two games last week.

Kelly, who is averaging 10.3 points and four rebounds, will be eligible to play again against Texas Tech on Jan. 15.

Kelly and senior guard Jacob Pullen were declared ineligible last week for accepting impermissible benefits. Pullen sat out two games of a three-game suspension and will miss the Wildcats’ game against North Florida on Friday. He will be eligible to return against Savannah State on Monday.