From K-State With his 93-yard kickoff-return touchdown to open the game and set the tone for Kansas State’s 27-17 victory over Iowa State, freshmen wide receiver/returner Joshua Youngblood earned his second-consecutive Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Week honor, the conference office announced Monday. Youngblood is the only true freshman in the conference this year to earn offensive, defensive or special teams player of the week honors, while he is the Big 12’s first true freshman to do so in back-to-back weeks since Oklahoma’s Samaje Perine won two-straight offensive honors in November of 2014. A native of Tampa, Florida,…
Author: Mitch Fortner
0:00 – Part one on the phone with Wyatt Thompson 14:05 – Part two on the phone with Wyatt Thompson 23:42 – What a sports weekend for K-State fans 33:26 – What you need to know about Florida A&M 0:00 – Coach Klieman bested Matt Campbell in more ways than one 11:53 – Bowl possibilities for an 8-4 KSU football team 23:48 – K-State hoops will get back on track tonight 33:59 – Ask Us Anything
0:00 – Cats fall to Pitt because big three didn’t come through 10:25 – Levi Stockard isn’t the blame/Shaun Williams spark 21:49 – Interview with Curry Sexton 34:25 – Turkey or ham for Coach Klieman? 0:00 – John isn’t ready to send this team to the NIT yet 12:23 – Interview with K-State Athletic Director Gene Taylor 24:29 – Joshua Youngblood gets it 31:31 – Jabroni of the Week
From K-State Sophomore Xavier Johnson’s layup with 11 seconds gave Pittsburgh the lead for good, as the Panthers rallied past Kansas State, 63-59, to earn a spot in the championship game of the Rocket Mortgage by Quicken Loans Fort Myers Tipoff on Monday night at the Suncoast Credit Union Arena. With the loss, K-State (4-1) will play Bradley (4-2) in the tournament’s third-place game at 5 p.m., CT on Wednesday. The Braves lost to Northwestern, 78-51, in the second semifinal game. Down 57-51 with 4:06 to play, K-State used a 7-0 run over an 81-second stretch to take a 58-57…
A furious fourth quarter rally by Kansas State on Sunday afternoon fell short, as UT Arlington snapped K-State’s 10-game home winning streak over non-conference opponents with a 57-53 decision at Bramlage Coliseum. K-State (3-1) entered the fourth quarter trailing by nine, 43-34, and had gained momentum by scoring six of the final eight points of the third quarter to close the gap. UT Arlington (4-0) was able to rebuild its lead to 14, 50-36, with 7:17 to play in the fourth quarter. The Wildcats narrowed the game to three, 54-51, with 42 seconds to play with the assistance of an…
0:00 – Welcome live to Lubbock, Texas! 8:53 – Interview with former Wildcat Ben Leber 18:35 – Bruce Weber still winning off the court 33:46 – K-State really going after Tight Ends 0:00 – Klieman is top dog over new coaches with win 11:03 – Best thing to happen to Lubbock/John in Vegas 21:06 – Brandon Banks CFL MVP 29:39 – Ask Us Anything
0:00 – K-State hoops will have a rocky next few weeks 13:24 – Dalton Schoen had to force K-State’s hand 23:19 – White uniforms that recruits wear are amazing 31:10 – Ask Us Anything 0:00 – Upset about WVU loss/Collin Klein on Skylar’s interceptions 11:37 – Shaun Williams finally plays and he might be done 22:00 – Flashback to 2014/Jevon Thomas vs. Ron Freeman 30:37 – Ask Us Anything
0:00 – Try not to be emotional about the West Virginia loss 12:37 – Not the uniforms’ fault/Monmouth outrage is ridiculous 22:59 – Interview with Curry Sexton 34:21 – Arkansas Pine Bluff facts 0:00 – Spotlight on Courtney Messingham and the offensive line 11:26 – Jabroni of the Week protest 18:15 – Travis Kelce/Pine Bluff’s zone/Dean Wade 29:47 – Jabroni of the Week
K-State used a school record 33 points in the first quarter and went over 100 points for the second time under Jeff Mittie to coast to a 109-69 victory over Oral Roberts on Monday night. The 109 points were the most points scored by K-State since the 2002 season and the third most in Wildcat history. The win extended K-State’s win streak over non-conference opponents to 10 inside Bramlage Coliseum. The Wildcats (3-0) had seven players in double figures. K-State was led by sophomore guard Christianna Carr, who notched a career high 24 points with 20 in the first half.…
From K-State The Big 12 Conference and FOX Sports announced Sunday that Kansas State’s final road game of 2019 slated for this Saturday at Texas Tech will kick at 6 p.m., and be shown on FS1. It is the Wildcats’ first night game at Texas Tech since a 41-34 victory in 2011, while it is the third time K-State will play under the lights this season. The Wildcats are looking for their fourth-straight win over the Red Raiders, which would tie their longest winning streak in the series.