K-State men host Oklahoma State tonight. Kellis Robinett, from the KC Star/Wichita Eagle, calls in for his weekly interview. John is upset about being pulled over on Monday morning. Plus, a funeral for Alex Smith and Jabroni of the Week. 0:00 – John’s speeding issue/Cats host OK State 13:12 – Interview with Kellis Robinett 23:30 – Alex Smith funeral 32:13 – Jabroni of the Week
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John and Mitch hit the road for Manhattan High basketball, so today’s show is a best of. A look back at some of the best segments from the start of 2018. 0:00 – Bill Snyder is coming back 10:26 – Brian Osterrman of girls bball joins Wildcat Insider 20:27 – Ron Prince is available 30:54 – Kamau Stokes goes down in big injury at Tech 39:26 – ’98 National Champions
Wyatt Thompson and John Kurtz discuss the K-State men being blown out at Texas Tech. Coach Snyder announces he’s returning in 2018. DJ Reed and Byron Pringle declare for the NFL Draft. Hear an interview with women’s assistant coach Brian Ostermann. Plus, a look at Big 12 hoops. 0:00 – KSU blown out by Tech/Kamau out 13:15 – Cactus Bowl/Snyder returning in 2018 23:22 – Interview with Brian Ostermann 33:02 – Last week in Big 12 hoops 38:52 – What happens now with no Kamau?/Twitter questions 51:19 – Pringle and Reed gone/KSU 2017 outlook 1:01:13 – More on KSU men’s…
Kansas State looked for its second straight win over a ranked opponent, but eighth-ranked Texas held off K-State’s rally for a 75-64 win on Sunday afternoon at Bramlage Coliseum. Kansas State (9-6, 1-3 Big 12) was paced by junior Kayla Goth and sophomore Peyton Williams with a combined 39 points. Goth registered 17 points, which was her 14th game in double figures this season and the eighth time she has led the team in scoring. She also pulled in five rebounds and handed out five assists. Williams added 12 points and four rebounds. This was the 10th game in double…
John and Mason take you to the weekend, somebody tell John he is being an idiot and Bruce Weber audio from the WVU loss, Ron Prince is up for grabs, Brady’s Cover 5 Script, UCF should arrive to the natty. In hour two, just how good is Tech? Around College Football and YCBS. 0:00 – Johnny Idiotface over here 11:09 – Ron Prince is available 21:43 – Brady’s Cover 5 Script 31:12 – UCF should show up to the natty 36:17 – How good is Tech? 50:30 – Around College Football 58:51 – YCBS
Since UCF is claiming the 2018 National Championship, John is awarding the 1998 K-State team a title. We gave out award for almost the entire 2nd hour. College Basketball writer Kevin Flaherty calls in. Plus, You Can’t Be Serious. 0:00 – UCF claims national title and it’s awesome 13:17 – Soda machine theory/Bottler of the Year 22:19 – Interview with Kevin Flaherty 32:17 – Bowl Mania update 36:55 – K-State declared 1998 national champs 48:32 – More championships awarded 1:01:15 – Even more championships! 1:10:58 – You Can’t Be Serious
For the first time in the history of the series, Kansas State defeated (12/11) West Virginia at WVU Coliseum, pulling off a 60-52 upset. K-State has now won two of the last three meetings in the series. That’s according to a release from K-State Athletics. K-State has now defeated an Associated Press ranked opponent in 12 straight seasons. This is the highest ranked opponent K-State has defeated on the road since Jan. 14, 2012, Texas Tech and the highest ranked foe downed on the road under head coach Jeff Mittie. Kansas State (9-5, 1-2 Big 12) had four players in…
How good can K-State be without DJ Reed and Byron Pringle next season? Hear from Kellis Robinett from the KC Star & Wichita Eagle. Texas Tech won in Lawrence for the first time last night. After that loss, is KU still the favorite to win the Big 12? Plus, You Can’t Be Serious. 0:00 – KU will still win the Big 12 13:07 – Interview with Kellis Robinett 21:22 – Hot Stove: Royals offer Hosmer 31:37 – Chris Beard plays to the media’s heart 36:58 – Poll results/KSU without Pringle & Reed 48:40 – You Can’t Be Serious
According to a report from Bob Nightengale of USA Today, the Kansas City Royals have offered Eric Hosmer a seven-year, $147 million contract. Hosmer, who is asking for an eight or nine year contract, also has a seven-year, $140 million offer on the table from the San Diego Padres. Left fielder Alex Gordon currently owns the largest contract in Royals’ history. He signed a four-year, $72 million deal back in 2015. Hosmer was much better at the plate in 2017. He hit .318 with 25 homers and 94 RBI just a season to go.
(AP) — A person familiar with his decision says Bill Snyder will return for his 27th season with Kansas State, ending weeks of speculation about the future of the 78-year-old coach. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity Tuesday because Snyder has not made his plans public. He said after a Cactus Bowl victory over UCLA last week that he was still mulling whether to return next season or retire for the second time. Snyder was diagnosed with throat cancer last offseason, but hardly missed a practice and headed into the year with high expectations. But…