0:00 – Two new commits for KSU football and one is a QB 13:23 – Interview with K-State Online’s Derek Young 25:47 – Would you take $1,500 for you first class seat? 33:30 – Another Kansan won on the PGA Tour 35:58 – Good memories from bad to average KSU seasons 48:57 – Ask Us Anything
Author: Mitch Fortner
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Hunter Dozier hit a three-run shot during a five-run third inning, Homer Bailey was stingy again pitching into the sixth and the Kansas City Royals beat the Minnesota Twins 6-1 on Sunday. Alex Gordon had two RBIs and Nicky Lopez also drove in a run, helping the Royals forge a split of the four-game series on a soggy, overcast afternoon at Kauffman Stadium. Bailey (7-6) only made one significant mistake, leaving a pitch over the plate that Eddie Rosario steered inside the right-field foul pole. Otherwise, the revitalized right-hander followed back-to-back scoreless starts against Detroit and…
0:00 – 4-star QB Chubba Purdy picks Louisville over K-State 12:17 – Earl Woods/Dean Wade ears two-way contract with Cavs 25:27 – Stupid question to Zion Williamson 31:43 – Zero Jayhawks selected in the NBA Draft 0:00 – K-State will be fine without Chubba Purdy 10:35 – Mason v Movies v John v Music 28:08 – Mason v John part two 31:47 – Ask Us Anything
(AP) Alex Gordon had a two-run single and Lucas Duda added an RBI single as the Kansas City Royals (26-49) jumped on Jake Odorizzi in the first inning and beat the Minnesota Twins 4-1 Thursday night. Glenn Sparkman (2-3) gave up just one run and five hits in a season high-tying seven innings. He walked one and struck out three. Duda, had two hits and scored a run to help the Royals win for the fourth time in five games.. Jake Diekman pitched a perfect eighth and Ian Kennedy got the last three outs for his ninth save in 11…
Kellis Robinett in studio for hour one 0:00 – Chances of Dean Wade and/or Barry Brown beind drafted tonight 13:05 – KSU gets 14th commit for 2020 & could get 4-star QB tomorrow 21:54 – John defending Lawrence again/Gary Woodland/Stacy Hot Take 32:57 – Ska Stampede/Kellis looking for a new car 0:00 – Chubba Purdy could be Klieman’s Josh Freeman 10:31 – John vs. Mason in sports calls 21:59 – Latest fast food craze 32:46 – Ask Us Anything
0:00 – How much stock to put into Dean Wade’s injury update 11:18 – Country Stampede staying in Topeka for good 23:16 – John is finally cleaning up after himself 32:19 – Ask Us Anything
(AP) Whit Merrifield had two homers and a career-high six RBIs, Homer Bailey pitched into the eighth inning and the Kansas City Royals beat the Seattle Mariners 9-0 on Tuesday night. The Royals jumped on struggling starter Yusei Kikuchi to get their third straight win. Kikuchi (3-5) allowed six runs in five innings. Merrifield drove a three-run homer against Kikuchi in the fourth and added a two-run shot against Jesse Biddle in the eighth. Jorge Soler also homered for the Royals, and rookie Nicky Lopez had three hits. Bailey (6-6) was crisp and efficient, allowing just one runner past second…
0:00 – DaJuan Gordan doesn’t make team USA 11:24 – KSU receiver Hunter Rison to transfer 24:07 – Wrestling music/Matt didn’t get Nats her handbag 31:47 – Which Big 12 school is the best at drinking beer 0:00 – “I have a needy girlfriend.” – Mason Voth 9:20 – K-State football recruiting with The Matt Hall 23:23 – Free food for year, or talk to your pet? 31:48 – Ask Us Anything
0:00 – Is K-State an attractive offense to wide receivers? 11:23 – Get Gary Woodland outta here! 23:28 – Book It or Cook It 34:52 – What NASCAR sponsor would you have? 0:00 – DaJuan Gordon tearing it up at USA camp 12:56 – All-Big 12 1st & 2nd team hopefuls 20:02 – We’re starting to get used to recruiting battles 32:14 – Ask Us Anything
(AP) Gary Woodland has captured his first major golf championship by holding off the two-time defending U.S. Open champion. Woodland closed with a 30-foot putt for birdie to finish three strokes ahead of Brooks Koepka (KEHP’-kah) in the Open at Pebble Beach. The Kansas native shot a 2-under 69 on Sunday for a 13 under total. Koepka was within one shot of the lead with five holes remaining before closing with pars the rest of the way. Woodland’s bogey on the par-3 12th allowed Koepka to close the gap, but he birdied the par-5 14th to regain a two-stroke edge.…