It is Matt Hall Wednesday, in the first hour of the show Greg Sharpe calls in to give his memories of Coach Snyder, a look at the timeline for a coaching announcement and much more. 0:00 – How long for Littrell 11:10 – Greg Sharpe 19:10 – Matt is not your dad 40:15 – SL ability to develop players 55:16 – Twitter Pt 2 1:04:37 – More questions from the phone
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John Kurtz and Wyatt Thompson react to Coach Snyder’s retirement. The guys share their person and professional memories about Coach Snyder. Listeners also input their favorite memories of Coach. 0:00 – Bill Snyder retires 18:08 – Snyder was one of the best 28:30 – Gene Taylor/Snyder memories 37:17 – Funny Snyder/Bishop story 40:10 – More Coach Snyder memories 51:57 – Can anyone else win at KSU? 1:01:41 – What happens next? 1:11:03 – More memories
(AP) Patrick Mahomes threw four touchdown passes Sunday to join Peyton Manning and Tom Brady as the only QBs to reach the 40 TD mark through 12 games. The Kansas City Chiefs won their first game since releasing star running back Kareem Hunt, 40-33 over the Oakland Raiders. The Chiefs (10-2) cut ties with Hunt after a months-old video surfaced on TMZ on Friday, showing him shoving and kicking a woman. No charges have been filed in the case from February, but the Chiefs let Hunt go because he misled them about the incident . Spencer Ware replaced Hunt as…
From K-State Athletics Kansas State women’s basketball cruised to a 22-point lead after three quarters, but Vanderbilt used a 25-point fourth quarter to make K-State uneasy in a 72-61 win on Sunday afternoon in the 2018 SEC/Big 12 Challenge. Kansas State (5-2) featured four players in double figures on Sunday, as freshman guard Christianna Carr tallied a game-high 21 points on 7-of-16 shooting including a 5-of-11 effort from 3-point range. With her 21 points, Carr has consecutive games of 20 or more points, marking the first time a K-State freshman tallied 20 or more points in consecutive games since Rachel…
Matt Hall makes a guest appearance today as the “COB deadline” is approaching, yet no news is to be had. Another short show due to MHS basketball. K-State football talk dominates and YCBS wraps things up. 0:00 – What is the latest? 11:57 – He is a lean, Mean Green, coaching machine 21:14 – Phone Calls from the fans 35:02 -YCBS list
One hour show today to make way for MHS basketball, John and Mason won’t pull anyone’s leg today as we near the end of a full week on KSU coach watch. Derek Young also joins the show to discuss how this has affected the recruiting process. 0:00 – Gene and Bill have earned time..until COB Friday 11:03 – Derek Young 20:30 – Last time fan based was stressed like this 28:56 – YCBS
K-State Online’s Matt Hall is today’s guest host and he was in for the full show. We dedicated today’s show by trying to find out as much as possible about Gene Taylor’s conversation today with Bill Snyder. Can’t do much better than having John Kurtz and Matt reporting in-studio, Mason Voth reporting on-location and Mitch Fortner pushing the “Breaking News” button like a boss. Plus, Mitch Holthus calls in and You Can’t Be Serious. 0:00 – Breaking News 11:32 – Polling KSU fans on possible next coach 25:52 – Interview with Mitch Holthus 34:49 – Mason Voth reporting 37:50 -…
Today’s guest host is Kellis Robinett from the KC Star and Wichita Eagle. Kellis was in-studio from the 2nd hour. What do K-State fans want with the next head football coach? Plus, What’s Grinding Mason’s Gears and Jabroni of the Week. 0:00 – What K-State should look for in next football head coach 12:27 – Not all bad going after stepping-stone coach 24:29 – What’s Grinding Mason’s Gears 37:29 – Mack Brown or Les Miles? 39:18 – KR: Crazy times being a K-State reporter 55:46 – KR: What KSU should look for in new HC 1:07:21 – KR: Beer &…
From K-State Athletics Seniors Barry Brown, Jr., and Dean Wade were among 40 players selected to the watch list for the Lute Olson National Player of the Year Award, as announced by CollegeInsider.com (November 27). The Lute Olson Award, which is named for the legendary head coach at Long Beach State, Iowa and Arizona, is presented annually to the nation’s top Division I player by CollegeInsider.com. The 40-player list does not include current freshman and transfer, who are not eligible for the preseason watch list. K-State was among just three schools nationally to have at least two players on the…
From K-State Athletics K-State’s Gloria Mutiri and Elle Sandbothe were each selected to the All-Big 12 Second Team while Mutiri also earned a unanimous spot on the Big 12’s All-Rookie Team, the conference office revealed Monday. Mutiri, a 6-foot-2 freshman opposite, finished the season second on the Wildcats with 271 kills and 2.77 kills per set average while hitting .263. For much of the season, she led the Cats in kills and kills per set in conference-only matches, as she finished with 164 kills (2.69 per set) in league play. The Sand Springs, Oklahoma, native collected 192 digs (1.96 per…