Today is another short show because of K-State baseball beginning pregame coverage at 4:30. So we’ll send you to the weekend with the Match Game and You Can’t Be Serious.
Author: Mitch Fortner
K-State supplied starter Hudson Treu with enough support to pick up the victory in a 4-2 win over San Francisco in the series opener Thursday at Benedetti Diamond. This is according to a release from K-State Athletics. Treu struck out four without a walk over his five innings of work, scattering six hits and two earned runs to extend K-State’s (22-30) winning streak to four games. Jaxson Passino and Tyler Eckberg combined to hold San Francisco (27-27) hitless over the final four innings to preserve the win. Eckberg recorded a four-out save, his second of the year. Three Wildcats –…
Very short show today due to K-State baseball beginning its broadcast at 4:30. Here’s the full show.
What song should be the new “Sandstorm?” K-State Athletic Director Gene Taylor calls in. The Pac 12 could be in some trouble. College football writer thinks Arizona and Arizona State should join the Big 12. Plus, You Can’t Be Serious. 0:00 – John calls out Denny/PAC 12 in trouble 10:45 – What should be the new “Sandstorm” song? 17:30 – Writers thinks Arizona & ASU should join Big 12 29:09 – Interview with Gene Taylor 39:06 – More Sandstorm suggestions 52:50 – You Can’t Be Serious
K-State senior Justin Heskett turned in his first career complete game Tuesday night, shutting down the Wichita State Shockers over the final eight innings while the Wildcat offense scored seven unanswered runs in a 7-3 victory at Eck Stadium. “It’s bittersweet because it’s my last go,” Heskett said after what was perhaps his last start in a Wildcat uniform. “But I’m just happy I could do that. I decided in about the fifth that I could finish it and I wasn’t going to back down from that.” Heskett used a career-high 132 pitches to get through nine innings and did…
Kansas State added another player to its rookie class of 2018 as Wildcat long snapper Drew Scott inked an undrafted rookie free agent contract with the Oakland Raiders, the organization has announced. This is according to a release from K-State. Scott joins cornerback D.J. Reed, who was selected in the fifth round of the NFL Draft by the San Francisco 49ers, kicker Matthew McCrane (Arizona Cardinals free agent) and Byron Pringle (Kansas City Chiefs free agent) as players who have moved on to the NFL this year. A product of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Scott will be joined in Oakland by…
Today is Michael Bishop’s 42nd birthday! So we are throwing Mr. Bishop a birthday party. Hear great stories from Michael Bishop about his playing days at K-State. Also, every segment leads of with Michael Bishop trivia. Kelly in Vegas calls in to discuss sports gambling being legalized in every state. Plus, Jabroni of the Week. 0:00 – Sports gambling legal nation wide 13:25 – What does sport gambling mean for Kansas? 25:02 – Interview with Kelly in Vegas 32:09 – More Bishop trivia 37:28 – Michael Bishop’s birthday party 50:36 – Jabroni of the Week
AP – Adeiny Hechavarria sidestepped catcher Salvador Perez, and instinct took over. Right hand, left hand — then straight to the highlight reels. Hechavarria danced around Perez with an inventive slide at home plate to score the go-ahead run, and the Tampa Bay Rays beat the Kansas City Royals 2-1 on Monday night. Hechavarria ran through third base coach Matt Quatraro’s stop sign on Matt Duffy’s single to right field in the sixth inning, deked to avoid Perez’s lunging tag attempted, then dived back toward the plate. Hechavarria faked toward the dish with his right hand, then jabbed his left…
K-State baseball beat KU twice in Brad Hill’s final home series. Hear from K-State baseball head coach Brad Hill. K-State basketball misses out on another transfer. John wants in on “The Hat” topic from Friday. Plus, You Can’t Be Serious. 0:00 – Brad Hill gets the sendoff he deserves 13:18 – Paradise Jam/KSU misses another transfer 24:35 – Gene Taylor on the coaching search 32:49 – John wants in on “The Hat” topic 37:21 – Interview with Brad Hill 50:14 – You Can’t Be Serious
K-State senior Hanz Harker delivered a walk-off single with the bases loaded in the bottom of the 11th inning to clinch a series victory over Kansas, 7-6, in head coach Brad Hill’s final home game Sunday at Tointon Family Stadium. “That was fun,” Hill said following his 465th career victory. “The kids’ fight, that’s what I wanted to remember going out of this program. That’s how it’s supposed to be played right there, those are the expectations of how we fight and not quit. Kids did that today, no question.” K-State (20-30, 5-19 Big 12) erased an early 4-0 deficit…