0:00 – Klieman admits team is still learning 13:58 – Snoop Dogg responds to KU 22:56 – Intervew with Curry Sexton 34:53 – John’s apartment complex was “lit” on Saturday 0:00 – Klieman doesn’t like Big 12 angle 12:20 – Skylar Thompson making mistakes, but he’ll be fine 25:57 – Should college hoops start in January 35:54 – Jabroni of the Week
Author: Mitch Fortner
From K-State Sports The Big 12 Conference and FOX Sports announced Monday that Kansas State’s October 19 game against TCU will kick off at 1:30 p.m., and be televised by FSN. The Wildcats are in search of their first home win over TCU in three tries and looking to break a two-game winning streak by the Horned Frogs in the series. K-State won at TCU, 30-6, in 2016, while its last home win in the series was a 33-31 victory in 2013 on a field goal by Jack Cantele with three seconds left.
0:00 – KSU’s issues at OSU continued against Baylor 13:34 – Coach Klieman making conservative decisions 21:52 – Snoop Dogg show at KU/Big 12 weekend 32:23 – Potentially more good men’s basketball news 0:00 – Let’s not overreact to the Baylor loss/Charles from Wamego 15:44 – Big 12 teleconference highlights from Coach Klieman 27:38 – Twitter questions 33:44 – Big 12 weekend/Ask Us Anything
(AP) The Indianapolis Colts accomplished Sunday night what they failed to do in January. They beat the Chiefs in Kansas City. Marlon Mack ran for 132 yards, ageless kicker Adam Vinatieri knocked through four field goals and the Colts atoned ever-so-slightly for that playoff defeat by shutting down Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs’ vaunted offense in a 19-13 victory at Arrowhead Stadium. The Colts (3-2) allowed points on the Chiefs’ first two possessions before shutting them out until Harrison Butker’s field goal with 1:16 to go. Indianapolis recovered the onside kick to seal the win. Mahomes threw for 321 yards…
0:00 – K-State got too carried away with offfense during bye week 13:14 – OSU paddle people/KSU hoops lands another 4-star for 2020 25:31 – Interview with former Wildcat Curry Sexton 34:12 – Michael Bishop Heisman trophy gofundme 0:00 – Skylar Thompson on what went wrong Saturday 11:49 – Everything else because of severe weather ***Jabroni of the Week was Vontaze Burfict
0:00 – New helmet and pants!/Cats fall to Oklahoma State 13:36 – ESPN+ was a minus/Offensive issues Saturday 22:21 – “Fighting ever fighting for a cure.” 29:13 – Big 12 weekend review 0:00 – Latest on Malik Knowles/Moving forward with offense 11:04 – Interview with K-State Athletic Director Gene Taylor 22:36 – Cali paying players/Big 12 weekend 31:33 – Ask Us Anything
0:00 – Snoop Dogg heading to Lawrence/Drunk Jayhawks/Cats 15:01 – Breaking Big 12 news/Motel 6/Bill Self impressions 22:22 – Can KSU slow down Oklahoma State’s offense? 32:50 – Mason’s fumble story 35:43 – New K-State hype video/Mitch going to Stillwater 49:20 – Ask Us Anything
From K-State K-State soccer opened its third season of Big 12 action on Thursday night at Buser Family Park against defending league champion Baylor. The Wildcats took the Bears into a second overtime, but Baylor scored the deciding goal to clinch a 1-0 win. “It’s a tough one as far as the way it ended,” said head coach Mike Dibbini about the outcome. “I thought we played a heck of a game, we battled, we competed. They’re a very good physical team, very aerial team. We had good moments, we fought to the very end and unfortunately just couldn’t defend…
From K-State Kansas State senior center Adam Holtorf is one of 71 FBS players and 185 from all NCAA divisions and the NAIA to be named a semifinalist for the 2019 William V. Campbell Trophy, the National Football Foundation & College Football Hall of Fame (NFF) announced Wednesday. The award recognizes an individual as the absolute best football scholar-athlete in the nation. A native of Seward, Nebraska, Holtorf is the sixth Wildcat semifinalist for the award in as many years, joining Tyler Lockett (2014), Stanton Weber (2015), Will Davis (2016), Trent Tanking (2017) and Dalton Risner (2018). Lockett, Risner and…
0:00 – Interview with Oklahoma State PCGD reporter Robert Allen 17:06 – John knows his history of KSU games at Oklahoma State 26:39 – OSU 1995/Big 12 tag teams with Natty Light 34:02 – Van Malone one-liner/Sad news for Mason 0:00 – Why Mason isn’t going to the Royals game/KSU on track for 3rd 13:40 – Jack from Manhattan/Big 12 schools as alcoholic beverages 28:01 – What drink KSU should be/KSU hoops practice started today 34:50 – Ask Us Anything