Sophomore Xavier Sneed’s game-high 18 points paced four Wildcats in double figures, as the Wildcats eased past Fort Hays State, 79-56, in exhibition action on Sunday afternoon at Bramlage Coliseum. According to a release from K-State Athletics. The Wildcats’ starting five accounted for 64 of the team’s 79 points scored on 58.5 percent shooting (24-of-41), including 50 percent (6-of-12) from 3-point range. Sneed was joined in double figures by juniors Dean Wade (15) and Barry Brown (14) and redshirt freshman Cartier Diarra (11). The Wildcats jumped out to an early advantage behind the strength of their shooting, including a 10-2…
Author: Mitch Fortner
The guys are in studio for the 1st hour. Best of The Game for the 2nd hour. Interesting tweet from Andre Coleman to Alex Barnes and the guys play Match Game. Hear interviews with Kevin Lockett, Cole Manbeck and more. 0:00 – Tweet from Coach Coleman to Barnes 12:08 – Match Game 22:48 – Preview of Big 12 football 31:36 – Big 12 mascot news 35:16 – Interview with Kevin Lockett 44:17 – Nick Leicky 53:17 – Cole Manbeck 55:20 – Kellis Robinett
KU is bad, but are they bad as the Wildcats in the 80’s? Former Wildcat Nick Leckey calls to talk about the Wildcats. Should the Wildcats just roll with Alex Delton at QB? K-State’s 2018 football has been released. Plus, Cover 5 with Brayd, Kelly in Vegas and You Can’t Be Serious. 0:00 – Is KU as bad as the Wildcats in the 80’s? 12:38 – Interview with Nick Leckey 25:24 – Cover 5 with Brady 33:14 – John says too many home runs in World Series 37:07 – Should Delton start at KU? 48:03 – 2018 football schedule announced…
Highlighted by a September 8 home game with SEC opponent Mississippi State, K-State’s 2018 football schedule is now complete with the Wildcats hosting seven games at Bill Snyder Family Stadium beginning September 1. That’s according to a release from K-State Athletics. The Wildcats will open the season with three-straight home games before hitting the road for Big 12 play. The 2018 season will see the Cats host four Big 12 opponents at Bill Snyder Family Stadium in Oklahoma State, Texas, Texas Tech and KU. “I have heard from many of our fans about their desire to make plans as early…
Redshirt junior outside hitter Kylee Zumach was the only player for K-State to reach double-figure kills as the K-State volleyball team fell to No. 22 Iowa State in straight sets Wednesday night at Ahearn Field House, 18-25, 24-26, 23-25, in front of a nation television audience on ESPNU. Iowa State (15-4, 6-3 Big 12) limited K-State (9-13, 2-7 Big 12) to a .182 team hitting percentage in the Cyclones’ first victory in Manhattan and first season sweep in the series since 2011. The Wildcats have dropped four straight matches overall. Zumach had a team-high 10 kills while freshman outside hitter…
Coach Snyder defends Dana Dimel at his press conference. Kellis Robinett, from the KC Star/Wichita Eagle, calls in to talk K-State. John discusses Alex Barnes speaking out after the game. Gavin Schefter calls in with an update from the Alex Smith parade. Plus, Around College Football and You Can’t Be Serious. 0:00 – Snyder defends Dimel 11:52 – Interview with Kellis Robinett 23:44 – Alex Smith parade update 30:52 – Alex Delton’s Transformers name 35:45 – Alex Barnes speaking out speaks to bigger issue 48:16 – Around College Football 59:07 – Awesome Huggins quote from Big 12 media day 1:07:11…
K-State football feels like a soap opera to Tyler. Powercat Gameday blogger Cole Manbeck calls in to talk about the Oklahoma loss. Hear highlights from K-State men’s basketball at Big 12 media day. Including a one-on-one interview with Dean Wade. Plus, our picks for the World Series and Jabroni of the Week. 0:00 – KSU football = soap opera 14:12 – Dean Wade interview/Weber on rebounding 26:54 – Bob Bowlsby on FBI investigation 32:52 – Important U.S. political news 36:29 – Interview with Cole Manbeck 49:35 – Alex Delton with media/Starting QB at KU 1:00:45 – World Series picks 1:08:34…
The Big 12 Conference FOX Sports announced Monday morning that Kansas State’s November 4 matchup at Texas Tech will kick off at 11 a.m., and be televised nationally by FS1. That’s according to a release from K-State Athletics. The Wildcats are looking to become the first road team to win in the series since they did so in 2013. Last season, K-State earned a 44-38 home win, while the Red Raiders took the last matchup in Lubbock, 59-44. K-State travels to Lawrence, Kansas, this Saturday to take on KU for the 115th edition of the Dillons’ Sunflower Showdown inside Memorial…
It was a tale of two halves on Saturday as K-State lost to Oklahoma in Manhattan. Running back Alex Barnes was not happy with only having six carries in the game. Both, Athletic Direct Gene Taylor and men’s basketball coach Bruce Weber call in during the 2nd hour. Plus, an update on KSU soccer and volleyball. 0:00 – Recap of the KSU loss to OU 11:09 – RB Alex Barnes upset after the game 24:16 – KSU Basketball, Soccer & Volleyball update 34:18 – Review of Big 12 weekend 38:15 – Interview with Bruce Weber 50:23 – Interview with Gene…
Kansas State held a one goal lead at the half on Sunday afternoon at John Crain Field, but Oklahoma rallied with three goals in the second half to down the Wildcats, 3-2. The two goals by K-State were the most the Wildcats have scored in a Big 12 match. That’s according to a release from K-State Athletics. “The first half was good for us in terms of getting on the board first,” said K-State head coach Mike Dibbini. “I felt like going into the second half the mentality switched off a little bit. Instead of looking for that second goal…