Another edition of “Wildcat Insider” is in the books, the crew breaks down the big win for the Wildcats against Texas Tech and what that means moving forward for the rest of the season for Bill Snyder and the Cats. Bruce Weber and the men’s basketball team lose to Northern Colorado in the opener, what does that mean for the rest of the year for Weber and men’s hoops? Deb Patterson and the women’s basketball team are off to a 2-0 start with a lot of potential for the upcoming season. K-State baseball coach Brad Hill joins the show to talk fall ball as the reigning Big 12 champs prepare for another season on the diamond. All of that and much more on a Veteran’s Day version of “Wildcat Insider”.
Author: KMAN Staff
Iran says it’s a sign of progress toward a broader agreement with the U.S. and other world powers on its nuclear program. Iran and the U.N.’s nuclear chief reached a deal today to allow expanded monitoring of the country’s nuclear sites.
President Obama honored the veterans of the United States military Monday during a ceremony at the Arlington National Cemetery. He promised America’s support to all those who had fought for their country.
Veteran’s Day began with the Armistice Day that came at the end of World War I. Today, we use it as a time to show support for those who have served in the military and those who are and will. On Monday November 11, 2013, an array of events took place in Manhattan put on by the Flint Hills Veterans Coalition.
Veteran’s Day began with the Armistice Day that came at the end of World War I. Today, we use it as a time to show support for those who have served in the military and those who are and will. On Monday November 11, 2013, an array of events took place in Manhattan put on by the Flint Hills Veterans Coalition.
On today’s InFocus, Cathy talks with Dr. Elizabeth Davis, Professor and Section Head, Equine Medicine & Surgery at Kansas State’s college of Veterinary medicine, followed by Dean Ali Malekzadeh from the college of Business Administration on the recent groundbreaking.
On today’s InFocus, Cathy talks with Dr. Elizabeth Davis, Professor and Section Head, Equine Medicine & Surgery at Kansas State’s college of Veterinary medicine, followed by Dean Ali Malekzadeh from the college of Business Administration on the recent groundbreaking.
For the second straight week, former K-State walkon Ryan Mueller was named the Big 12’s defensive player of the week. The junior defensive end had a career-high three sacks and five total tackles in the Cats’ 49-26 win over Texas Tech on Saturday afternoon. Mueller not only tops the Big 12 with 10.5 sacks, but is now the NCAA leader with Louisville’s Marcus Smith. He is one sack away from tying the K-State single-season record of 11.5, held by both Nyle Wiren in 1996 and Ian Campbell in 2006. Mueller is second in tackles for loss in the NCAA with…
WICHITA, Kan. (AP) The U.S. Air Force is holding a hearing in Wichita to gauge public support for McConnell Air Force Base as it considers sites for a new fleet of refueling tankers. The Wichita Eagle reports the Air Force in May named McConnell as the preferred site for 36 KC-46A tankers to be sited beginning in 2016. McConnell is already the world’s largest tanker base with 62 KC-135s. The hearing is Tuesday evening at the Hughes Metropolitan Complex on the Wichita State University campus. More than 300 people showed up at a similar public hearing in April. The siting…
Leticia Romero scored 25 points to help Kansas State jump out to a large first half lead before hanging on against a pesky Charlotte squad as the Wildcats defeated the 49ers 73-65 before an announced crowd of 3,780 Sunday afternoon at Bramlage Coliseum. K-State scored the game’s first 15 points getting the run started on a pair of treys by Kindred Wesemann. Charlotte finally got on the board with 5:54 gone on the clock on a three-point basket by Hillary Sigmon. The Wildcats first half barrage continued as K-State stretched its advantage to as much as 27-5 with 10:19 remaining…