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Klieman working as consultant for K-State Athletics, Klein

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By KMAN Staff on April 1, 2026 K-State Football, K-State Sports, Sports
K-State head football coach Collin Klein and former coach Chris Klieman talk during spring practice this week at the team's indoor practice facility. K-State said Klieman has signed an agreement to work as a consultant for the athletics department this year. Photo courtesy K-State

By Ned Seaton

Chris Klieman is back.

Klieman, who retired last November as the K-State football coach, has signed an agreement to serve as a consultant to the athletics department through the end of the year. He’ll help advise Coach Collin Klein and athletics director Gene Taylor, Taylor said in a phone interview with The Mercury Tuesday.

“He’ll come to practice occasionally, just observing and being there for Collin,” Taylor said.

Klieman will also help give Taylor a longtime coach’s perspective in matters related to national committees Taylor serves on having to do with football rules and scheduling. “I’ll feel more educated from a football coach’s perspective,” Taylor said.

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