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    You are at:Home»Local News»K-State band director hospitalized during football season opener

    K-State band director hospitalized during football season opener

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    By KMAN Staff on September 2, 2018 Local News, Manhattan
    Dr. Frank Tracz, K-State Director of Bands

    Kansas State University Director of Bands Dr. Frank Tracz was taken to the hospital during the season opener for K-State Football on Saturday.

    The cause of his hospitalization has not been released, but the K-State Marching Band Facebook page wrote that Tracz is in good spirits and is “passing every test with flying colors.” He left the stands during the third quarter.

    The K-State Marching band page put out an update on Sunday that Tracz will be back to work “in no time.” They included a statement from his family assuring that Tracz is doing “very well” and that they appreciate the concern from the community.

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