By Toby Hammes Kansas State men’s basketball has added another future piece under Casey Alexander. Class of 2026 point guard Jaylen Alexander, who was previously signed to Belmont, has flipped his pledge to K-State, he announced on social media Saturday. Jaylen Alexander, a three-star prospect, is ranked as the No. 22 point guard in the country and No. 180 overall player in the 247sports composite rankings. He is also rated as the No. 3 overall player in the state of Alabama. He was named the state’s Gatorade Player of the Year last week and earned MVP honors at the Alabama…
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A portion of Hayes Drive will close Monday for three to four weeks while a new sanitary sewer main is installed. During this time, Hayes Drive will be closed in a section north of the intersection with Levee Drive. Traffic will be detoured via Tuttle Creek Boulevard to Casement Road and McCall Road to access Hayes Drive around the closure. Drivers should expect moderate to heavy traffic and some delays on Tuttle Creek Boulevard, Casement Road and McCall Road. The work will be completed in coordination with the Kansas Department of Health and Environment as part of ongoing remediation efforts…
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On today’s edition of The Game, we’ll discuss Casey Alexander get his first K-State commit coming from the high school ranks, discuss our spring football storylines, and preview the Bats Cats series this weekend at Utah. https://www.youtube.com/live/ym72118OcDM?si=qmqSMJsCUuxlGU-q Hour 1 Segment 1 – Casey Alexander lands his first K-State commit Segment 2 – Nebraska run is over after blunder, Arizona is still dominating Segment 3 – Best Opening Day moments was in Baltimore Hour 2 Segment 1 – Spring football storylines Segment 2 – Will Devin Hutcherson be the real deal for K-State & Bat Cats preview at Utah Segment 3…
Kansas State men’s basketball head coach Casey Alexander has landed his first commit in Manhattan. Class of 2026 guard Devin Hutcherson, who was previously committed to play for Alexander at Belmont, has flipped his pledge to K-State after requesting a release from his National Letter of Intent just over a week ago. Hutcherson, a 6-foot-4 wing, is rated as a top-250 prospect nationally and the No. 33 shooting guard in the 2026 class, according to 247Sports. He is also ranked as the No. 16 player in the state of Georgia. The Atlanta native held offers from Georgia Tech, Ole Miss…
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On today’s edition of The Game, we’ll hear more from Collin Klein at yesterday’s press conference, as spring practice #1 happened earlier today. We’ll also take another look at the Royals as they begin the 2026 season tomorrow and more! https://www.youtube.com/live/mvqR_XBqx2Y?si=7muQQc4gMVXWAgJO Full Show Segment 1 – The first day of spring ball is upon us! Segment 2 – What else do the Chiefs need to address in FA? Segment 3 – Another look at the Royals ahead of opening day
By Emily Willi and Brandon Peoples As housing demand grows in Manhattan, city leaders struggle to move projects forward amid disagreements over funding. Manhattan Mayor Susan Adamchak, who joined KMAN’s Within Reason with Mike Matson earlier this month, said she’s proud of the city’s accomplishments on housing over the past two years, but admits getting the USD 383 school board, Riley County and Manhattan commissions to fully agree on housing projects has been difficult. “We had one project we tried to bring forward last year, which encompassed 40 different housing units, and the county was not persuaded that this was…
By Emily Willi A Manhattan city commissioner hopes some of the state’s top leaders in Washington, D.C., will meet with constituents in Manhattan soon to debate top political issues. Karen McCulloh is calling for a town hall discussion with Republican U.S. Sens. Roger Marshall and Jerry Moran as well as Rep. Tracey Mann. She said the conversations would be targeted at breaking the silence between lawmakers and the public. “What I want to see is a dialogue,” McCulloh said. “Nobody is talking to anybody. Everybody’s got their little firm decision, sitting in their camp and they’re unwilling to do anything…