Jordy Nelson retires after 10 years in the NFL. We share some of our favorite Jordy memories. John doesn’t like the criticism towards next year’s K-State basketball team. Plus, John and Mason go one-on-one in trivia everyone should know. 0:00 – Jordy Nelson retires 12:50 – “Who’s going to score next year” is a bad criticism 26:18 – Jordy status/Wichita State celebration 33:59 – John goes anti-mellennial 37:56 – Mason v Music v John v Movies
Author: Mitch Fortner
0:00 – NCAA tourney/Steve Prohm gets extention at Iowa State 16:12 – Coach Messingham on K-State football talent 28:17 – Interview with Derek Young from K-State Online 36:52 – Reaction to KSU recruiting 0:00 – Who has more success: ISU or KSU over the next four years? 10:03 – Interview with K-State AD Gene Taylor 20:45 – Weber and fouls/Charles from Wamego 35:02 – Jabroni of the Week
0:00 – Tourney loss to UC Irvine/Sitting Barry 13:01 – Cats were not 100% heading into tournament 24:25 – Xavier Sneed’s future at K-State 0:00 – Barry’s tweet/Taking KU’s title 11:09 – The future of KU basketball 25:43 – Where K-State gets better next year
From K-State Athletics Oklahoma State scored seven unanswered runs to complete a three-game series sweep of K-State, 8-4, in the Big 12-opening series for both teams Sunday afternoon at Allie P. Reynolds Stadium. The Wildcats (11-13, 0-3 Big 12) did all their damage in the first two innings, opening a 4-1 lead through an inning and a half. OSU (15-7, 3-0 Big 12) scored two in the second before a four-run fourth handed the Cowboys their first lead. Oklahoma State reliever Jake Lyons, who entered the game in the fifth, retired the first 14 batters he faced in keeping K-State…
Reaction to K-State’s NCAA Tournament first round loss to UC Irvine. Cats fall in San Jose 70-64. 0:00 – What went wrong for K-State 12:40 – Cats lost to a really good team 28:23 – Future of KSU basketball 33:42 – Other tourney scores 36:55 – John from San Jose
From K-State Athletics Terrence Spurlin homered, Cameron Thompson tallied a pair of RBI and Andrew Stratman recorded his first career save as K-State defeated Canisius 6-5 on Wednesday to split a two-game series at Tointon Family Stadium. K-State (11-10) jumped out to a four-run lead after three innings and held a 6-3 going into the ninth inning. Canisius (5-15) scored two in the top of the ninth before Stratman induced a game-ending 6-4-3 double play. “That’s why (baseball) is the best game in the world,” head coach Pete Hughes said after the game. “You can play like that (yesterday), and…
Mason and Mitch take care of hour one. John and Kellis Robinett have hour two. Reaction to K-State’s bid in the NCAA tournament. Coach Klieman had his second Spring press conference today. Plus, Jabroni of the Week. 0:00 – KSU seed and opponent 14:02 – Positives from Big 12 tourney 25:50 – Nine Big 12 teams still playing 33:54 – Snip snap snip snap 37:06 – John will Kellis Robinett
From K-State Athletics Canisius catcher William Krull recorded three hits and drove in five runs in the Golden Griffins’ 15-3 victory over K-State Tuesday night in the series opener at Tointon Family Stadium. Krull went 3-for-5 to go with his five runs batted in for Canisius (5-14). Starting pitcher Andrew Fron struck out seven and allowed one earned run (three runs) on three hits, as he pitched into the sixth inning in earning the win. K-State’s Zach Kokoska drove in two of the Wildcats’ (10-10) three runs and Jeffrey Boggess had a team-high two hits, including a double. Kokoska, who…
From K-State Athletics For the third time in the last four seasons, Kansas State women’s basketball was rewarded with an at-large bid into the 2019 NCAA Tournament during Monday night’s NCAA Women’s Basketball Selection Show on ESPN. This is the program’s 16th NCAA Tournament appearance in school history and the third under head coach Jeff Mittie. K-State (21-11, 11-7 Big 12) was chosen as a No. 9 seed in the Albany, New York, regional and will be opposed by No. 8 seed Michigan (21-11, 11-7 Big Ten) on Friday, March 22 at 1 p.m., (CDT) in Louisville, Kentucky, at the…
From K-State Athletics Kansas State was rewarded for a successful season on Sunday, as the Wildcats earned their 31st overall bid to the NCAA Tournament, including the fifth in seven seasons under head coach Bruce Weber. The Big 12 co-champion, K-State (25-8, 14-4 Big 12) was selected as a No. 4 seed in the South Regional and will travel to San Jose, Calif., to play No. 13 seed and Big West Conference regular-season and tournament champion UC Irvine (30-5, 15-1 Big West) in the first round on Friday, March 22 at SAP Center. The winner will advance to play the…