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K-State football to add LED lights after gift from Koster family

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By KMAN Staff on May 20, 2026 K-State Football, K-State Sports, Sports
Following a gift to the Kansas State athletics department announced on Wednesday, the Wildcat outdoor practice field will be named in honor of the Koster family of Garden City. Courtesy of K-State Athletics

K-State Football fans will be greeted with a new LED lighting system in Bill Snyder Family Stadium this fall, thanks to a leadership gift from the Koster Family of Garden City, Kansas. This gift will also aid in the daily operation of the athletics department.

“We are excited to welcome Coach Klein back to K-State and for him to lead our football program,” Kathy Koster said in a statement. “Our grandchildren have seen other football stadiums with lighting systems that change color and add to the gameday excitement. We visited as a family; we wanted the football team and Wildcat fans to have the same experience and are proud to make this gift to support this project.”

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