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K-State to Stripe Out BSFS for season opener

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By KMAN Staff on June 18, 2015 Big 12 Sports, K-State Sports, Sports

By Kenny Lannou, K-State Athletics Communications

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(Photo Courtesy Kansas State Athletics)

K-State Athletics is asking fans to help stripe out Bill Snyder Family Stadium for the season opener and K-State Family Reunion against South Dakota as the department honors Coach Snyder for his 2015 College Football Hall of Fame selection.

Fans are asked to wear either purple or white depending on their ticket location in Bill Snyder Family Stadium. Fans can access the stadium map showing the shirt color for their section at www.kstatesports.com.

“Many fans have reached out over the last several years asking to stripe out the football stadium for a game, and we thought doing so September 5 will be a great visual way to celebrate the start of the season and Coach Snyder’s selection into the College Football Hall of Fame,” said Associate AD for Ticketing and Fan Strategies Scott Garrett. “With another sellout crowd expected for the game, we are excited for this opportunity to showcase the passion of the K-State Family to the entire nation.”

Fans will have the opportunity to purchase a limited edition t-shirt for this game (purple or white depending on seat location) which features Coach Snyder’s 16 Goals and his 2015 hall of fame selection recognition. These t-shirts can be purchased beginning June 22 at the following locations:

· K-State Superstore in Manhattan (McCall Road)

· K-State Super Store at the Stadium

· K-State Superstore online (kstategear.com)

· The official K-State Online Store (k-statesports.com)

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