Author: Mitch Fortner

From K-State Athletics Kansas State associate head men’s basketball coach Chris Lowery was selected to the Southern Illinois Athletics Hall of Fame on Thursday (July 18), joining seven other individuals, in a release by athletics department officials. Lowery, who spent time at Southern Illinois as a player (1991-94), assistant coach (2001-03) and head coach (2004-12), will be formally inducted into the university’s Hall of Fame on Friday, October 18. In those three capacities, he was part of 283 wins with a combined seven NCAA Tournaments and eight Missouri Valley Conference Championships, including conference titles and NCAA Tournament appearances in each…

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From K-State Athletics For a second-consecutive year, Kansas State center Adam Holtorf has been named to the Rimington Trophy watch list, which is presented to the nation’s premier center, the award’s committee announced Friday. Holtorf, a senior from Seward, Nebraska, was also on the watch list in 2018 and this year gave the Wildcats a candidate for the award for a 10th time in its 20-year history. Holtorf has started each of K-State’s last 25 games at center, helping the Wildcats rank in the top three of the Big 12 in rushing yards per game each year. Last season, Holtorf…

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0:00 – K-State QB Skylar Thompson is a changed man 14:12 – Gene Taylor is a boss/Put up or shut up 23:33 – Pimp My Ride 31:40 – Interview with Curtis Yonke 37:31 – DJ Johnson, Martavious Irving and Marcus Foster

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0:00 – Ron Prince was also good at winning press conferences 14:07 – Bruce Weber and new MBB players with the media 24:33 – Mitch switching wrestling allegiance to AEW? 31:07 – How Alex Delton ended up at TCU 0:00 – Klieman is sticking to his recruiting plan 11:16 – K-State’s “Cat Train” video is dead/Bowl game sponsors 22:48 – Peanut butter debate/Mason being lame 30:00 – Ask Us Anything

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0:00 – Reaction to Coach Klieman and player at Big 12 Media Days 12:37 – KU coach Les Miles was the story of Media Days 26:05 – John’s reaction from Bruce Weber’s press conference 31:52 – Interview with former K-State golfer Kyle Weldon 0:00 – Coach Klieman outshined all the new Big 12 coaches 16:46 – Making the jump from FCS to Power Five 29:41 – TV theme of the day 32:56 – Ask Us Anything

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From K-State Athletics K-State volleyball has signed defensive specialist/libero Dru Kuck to a National Letter of Intent (NLI) for the upcoming 2019 season, 19-year head coach Suzie Fritz announced Tuesday. Kuck (pronounced Cook), a native of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, finished as Sheboygan North’s all-time leader in digs with 2,097. Her 694 digs as a senior set a single-season school record and was fourth highest in the state in 2019. She is a four-year varsity letterwinner at Sheboygan North and was named Fox River Classic Conference Co-Player of the Year her senior year. At 5-foot-5, Kuck was listed as the No. 2…

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From K-State Athletics Kansas State senior running back James Gilbert was one of 80 players in the nation – including 10 from the Big 12 – to be named to the watch list for the 2019 Maxwell Award as the college player of the year, the Maxwell Football Club announced Monday. Gilbert, a graduate transfer from Ball State, is a preseason candidate for the award for a third-straight season. He is the eighth Wildcat to be named a candidate for the award and the second-straight running back after Alex Barnes landed on the watch list prior to the 2018 campaign.…

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Live from Colbert Hills in Manhattan and Big 12 Media Days in Arlington, Texas. 0:00 – Interview with KSU Head Coach Chris Klieman 10:27 – Interview with DT Wyatt Hubert 20:27 – Live at Colbert Hills 30:33 – Interview with WR Dalton Schoen 0:00 – Interview with K-State AD Gene Taylor 13:47 – Live at Colbert Hills 22:39 – Interview with DE Reggie Walker 31:28 – Interview with DT Trey Dishon

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(AP) Jeimer Candelario hit a bases-clearing double and Gordon Beckham added a two-run homer during a seven-run third inning, and the Detroit Tigers took advantage of Kansas City’s late pitching switch to beat the Royals 12-8 on Sunday. Harold Castro had a pair of hits during the marathon fame, when the Tigers trotted 11 batters to the plate against fill-in starter Brian Flynn. The first six reached base safely, and Brandon Dixon and Niko Goodrum also drove in runs before reliever Jorge Lopez finally ended the inning. Flynn (2-1), who got the start when Homer Bailey was traded to Oakland…

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0:00 – Kellis on Big 12 preseason poll/Hot or Not 13:35 – Secret Big 12 email chain/Taylor Braet’s shoes 24:07 – Stacy hot take/New first name 31:08 – Sports sites we look at first 0:00 – Mason v Music v John v Movies 13:49 – John’s Big 12 media days primer 23:10 – “Write whatever the hell you want to write.” tattoo 32:55 – Ask Us Anything

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