0:00 – Some KSU football lifting numbers & 40 times/gym selfies 13:10 – Interview with Kellis Robinett from KC Star & Wichita Eagle 33:05 – The Hat (Worst teacher) 0:00 – The Texas Tech effect on K-State fan expectations 12:48 – K-State football coaches are showing creativity 23:11 – Last Chance U QB/The South is “a giant dump” 31:07 – You Can’t Be Serious
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0:00 – K-State hoops miss on Caleb Grill/How good is KSU’s class? 12:35 – Recruiting expectations for Bruce Weber and hoops staff 33:26 – Silly question on message boards/hand soap or sanitizer? 0:00 – KSU football lands grad-transfer Jordon Brown from UNC 9:52 – Interview with Greg Barnes from Inside Carolina 19:31 – Phill Collins in the man/More random questions 30:12 – Jabroni of the Week
Manhattan High tennis won their regional and qualified all six players for the 6A state tournament last week. Dan Harkin won his second straight singles regional title. That capped off a week that also saw Harkin win the Centennial League title and earn Centennial League player of the year honors. This season Harkin has an overall record of 26-1 heading into the state tournament. Harkin finished 4th last year at state – the highest finish for an Indian since 1992. Congratulations to Dan Harkin of Manhattan High School, the Powercat Sports Grill/KMAN “Student Athlete of the Week!”
From K-State Athletics Head coach Bruce Weber announced the signing of junior college All-American guard and two-time NJCAA national assist leader David Sloan (Louisville, Ky./John A. Logan (Ill.) College) to a Financial Aid Agreement on Tuesday (May 7). A 6-foot, 200-pound point guard, Sloan joins the Wildcats after a two-year stint at John A. Logan College in Cartersville, Illinois, where he led the NJCAA (National Junior College Athletic Association) in assists the past two seasons (2017-19) for the high-scoring Volunteers, which averaged 93.5 points on a 50.5 field goal percentage and 39.6 3-point field goal percentage during that span. The…
From K-State Athletics K-State freshman Dylan Phillips launched two home runs while junior Chris Ceballos had a three-hit day with a homer, as the Wildcats defeated Texas Southern 11-5 Tuesday at Tointon Family Stadium. Behind a dozen hits, including three home runs, K-State (24-26) jumped out to a 9-0 lead after five innings. Starter Will Brennan and reliever Andrew Stratman combined to limit Texas Southern (17-32) to one hit over the first five frames “These are really hard games to play,” head coach Pete Hughes said. “It’s after an emotional weekend and you change game time. You really have to…
(AP) It’s no secret that Houston’s lineup has power from top to bottom. The Astros continued to show off that power on Monday night. George Springer, Carlos Correa and Robinson Chirinos (chee-REE-nohs) each homered to lead the Houston Astros to a 6-4 win over the Kansas City Royals. The Astros have hit 11 home runs in the last three games. Springer opened the first with his 11th home run of the season, including three leadoff drives. He added an RBI double in the eighth. Correa had three hits. He opened the second by extending his hitting streak to a career-high…
0:00 – K-State hoops lands junior college point guard David Sloan 10:35 – Phones quit working/John is always late for fun 23:31 – T-Pain adds to Aggieville Celebrity Cameo list 32:49 – Most random name on Aggieville Celeb list 0:00 – Interview with Derek Young from K-State Online 15:53 – Aggieville Cameo List/Are they famous enough? 25:51 – B-list celebs that should come here
From K-State Athletics K-State catcher Chris Ceballos had four hits, including a home run, to go with Jordan Wicks’ quality start to take the series finale over No. 15 Baylor 10-3 Sunday afternoon at Baylor Ballpark. The K-State (23-26, 7-11 Big 12) offense tallied 13 hits – a season high in Big 12 play – and scored eight of its 10 runs with two outs. Wicks pushed his record to 6-1 after allowing two earned runs on eight hits over his six innings of work. “Really a good team, toughness day,” head coach Pete Hughes said. “On Sundays when you’ve…
(AP) Brandon Dixon hit a three-run homer in the 10th inning to lift the Detroit Tigers over the Kansas City Royals 5-2 Sunday. Nicholas Castellanos started the 10th with an infield single off Ian Kennedy (0-1), and after Miguel Cabrera popped out, Niko Goodrum reached on another infield hit. Ronny Rodriguez struck out, and then Dixon hit a 1-2 curveball over the fence in right-center field for his first career walkoff homer. Buck Farmer (2-2) got the win after retiring the last batter in the top of the 10th. The Tigers led 2-1 going into the eighth and Joe Jimenez…
0:00 – Female “Willie” name & the significance of losing a trade transfer 14:13 – Interview with Eric Bossi – National Basketball Analyst for Rivals 25:09 – 1998 K-State vs. 2012 K-State debate 30:59 – “Hey Now!” 0:00 – Eric Bossi highlights from earlier and reaction 11:11 – Who Says No? 20:26 – Big 12 schools as Kentuckdy Derby horses 29:10 – You Can’t Be Serious