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Taylor pleased with Klein’s balancing act over last several weeks

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By Tim Everson on December 26, 2025 K-State Football, K-State Sports, Sports
Kansas State football head coach Collin Klein, left, is presented a football jersey by athletics director Gene Taylor during Klein’s introductory press conference, Dec. 5, at Morgan Family Arena. Staff photos by Lewis Marien

It’s early, but new Kansas State head coach Collin Klein is getting high marks from athletics director Gene Taylor for how he’s handled a tricky transition period to start his tenure.

The Mercury sat down with Taylor earlier this month for a wide-ranging conversation which will feature in multiple articles in the near future.

Klein was officially introduced as the Wildcats new head coach on Dec. 5, just days following Chris Klieman’s retirement. In the time since, Klein has been boomeranging from Manhattan to College Station, Texas, starting the process of player retention and building a coaching staff at K-State, while also fulfilling his offensive coordinator duties at Texas A&M, helping the Aggies prepare for their opening-round College Football Playoff game versus Miami.

To view the full article visit theMercury.com.

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