Author: KMAN Staff

Despite amassing 352 yards rushing and 507 yards of total offense, three turnovers did in the Kansas City Chiefs in a 20-13 loss to the playoff-bound Indianapolis Colts at Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday afternoon.  Indy clinched a playoff berth on Sunday, a year after they lost 14 games. On the Chiefs’ first possession, Darius Butler returned a Brady Quinn interception 32 yards for a TD.  Combined with a Jamaal Charles fumble deep in Colts territory in the second quarter allowed Indy a 13-3 halftime lead. Charles though would strike back with a highlight-reel 86 yard scamper to the house on…

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What a difference a week makes!! Exactly eight days after a rough outing in Seattle against a very good Gonzaga squad, the Kansas State Men’s Basketball team took the floor at the HyVee Wildcat Classic Saturday night facing their third Top 15 opponent of the season a talented Florida Gators squad that Bruce Weber said after the game is very capable of reaching this year’s Final Four. On paper, this was supposed to a rout in favor of the SEC power, but as we all know the games are played on the hardwood. Junior guard Will Spradling playing in his…

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After a frustrating stretch that saw them lose three games in five days, the Kansas State Women’s Basketball team took out their frustrations on the host team at the World Vision Classic with an 80-54 victory over Nevada-Las Vegas Friday evening at the Cox Pavillion. K-State had begun the season 7-0 before a stunning two-point loss at home on Sunday to Texas-El Paso followed by losses in the first two games of the World Vision Classic to nationally-ranked Texas A&M and Notre Dame. However, the Wildcats got back on track in Friday’s game thanks to a strong first half which…

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Riley County Police have confirmed they are investigating the discovery of a large amount of blood in a building, possibly a bathroom, in the vicinity of the Blue Earth Plaza near the Flint Hills Discovery Center. RCPD Lt. Josh Kyle confirmed the investigation to KMAN early Friday afternoon, and says officers are trying to determine the source of the blood. Manhattan Parks and Recreation Director Curt Loupe confirmed the blood was found in a bathroom at the park, and he and his department are trying to get background and information to police pertaining to who might have used that bathroom.…

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