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Author: Mitch Fortner
(AP) Deshaun Watson threw for 280 yards and a touchdown while running for two more, outdueling Chiefs counterpart Patrick Mahomes in a matchup of former first-round picks and leading the Houston Texans to a 31-24 victory over Kansas City on Sunday. Carlos Hyde added 116 yards rushing and a touchdown against the team that traded him to Houston (4-2) before the start of the season. DeAndre Hopkins hauled in nine passes for 55 yards. None was bigger than his last, when the Texans star made a sliding grab on fourth-and-3 from the Kansas City 27 with just under 2 minutes…
From K-State Sports West Virginia overcame a one-set deficit behind 22 kills from Katelyn Evans Saturday afternoon to give K-State a four-set loss, 18-25, 25-17, 25-18, 25-19, at Ahearn Field House. The Mountaineers (9-8, 1-4 Big 12) held an 18-kill advantage in the match, including a 52-33 edge over the day’s final three sets. K-State (6-11, 1-4 Big 12) hit .254 as a team while WVU produced a .291 team efficiency. “I think our ability to hit .254 is a step in the right direction,” head coach Suzie Fritz said after the match. “Just the fluidity with which we play…
0:00 – Big 12 weekend/Other games to watch 12:49 – Interview with fantasy football expert Ben Heisler 21:50 – KSO’s Matt Hall in the house/K-State hoops 33:19 – Ask Us Anything 0:00 – Dak Prescott/Where is KSU football right now? 13:08 – Matt ranks K-State FB’s current problems 25:50 – East Coast Matt 32:01 – Lance Harris/Ask Us Anything
From K-State Athletics As part of its commitment to the Best Fan Experience in the Big 12, K-State Athletics today announced that it will offer sales of beer and wine to all public areas of Bramlage Coliseum during men’s and women’s basketball games beginning this season. Bramlage Coliseum becomes the third athletics venue in which fans can purchase alcohol. K-State has sold beer at K-State Baseball games in Tointon Family Stadium since 2013 and at soccer matches in Buser Family Park since the program began in 2016. “We want to continue to find ways to make the experience for our…
0:00 – Octagon of Booze/Most fun KSU drunk media member 12:53 – Bill Self has been victimized again 24:08 – Scott Wildcat on #OctagonOfBooze 31:30 – XFL Draft will feature former KSU players 0:00 – Should K-State redshirt RB Jordan Brown 11:09 – Most fun drunk media member 21:59 – Book It or Cook It 32:04 – Ask Us Anything
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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…