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    Wildcats Invade the Flint Hills Discovery Center

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    By KMAN Staff on February 8, 2014 Local News

     

    KSU Day at FHDC 020814 Veryl Switzer 020814

     

     

     

    “KSU Wildcats!”

    That was the theme of Saturday’s event at the Flint Hills Discovery Center.

    To help promote their football exhibit, the center is taking time to feature a number of different colleges and high schools in the Flint Hills area.

    With football throwing, running, and other hands on activities, the appearance of current K-State football players, cheerleaders, and Willie the Wildcat drove home the message of K-State tradition.

    An added bonus included the appearance of Veryl Switzer, a former K-State football player and alum.

    Switzer talked about his time at K-State and how he made his way back after graduation.

    The football exhibit will be on display until June 1 and over the next few months Emporia State, Butler County Community College, and some local high schools will be featured.

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