K-State Online’s Matt Hall in-studio for the full show. 0:00 – Matt thinks ’98 Cats not automatic to play for Natty 15:56 – K-State football adds five commits for 2020 25:22 – Mason has upset the band community 33:54 – Is Father’s Day overrated? 0:00 – Breaking K-State basketball news 12:27 – Where would we play college ball? 21:29 – John kind of likes Lawrence 32:36 – Ask Us Anything
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0:00 – Every fan would react the same way Toronto fans reacted last night 12:22 – Updated list of potential Pain Trains for Coach Klieman 20:53 – “Write whatever the hell you want to write” 32:15 – Mason on Kevin Durant 0:00 – Best K-State games made for sports talk 15:29 – Interview with Ian Boyd – SB Nation & Inside Texas 27:44 – Ask Us Anything 33:57 – Jabroni of the Week
0:00 – K-State football killed it last week in recruiting 12:46 – Toss Up! 23:29 – Chris Klieman pain train? 33:17 – Mason didn’t keep score play golf today 0:00 – No denying the progress Coach Klieman is making 11:49 – Best case scenario for the 2020 class 23:25 – Dang Train?/Cat Train video 32:26 – Ask Us Anything
(AP) Eloy Jimenez launched a 471-foot home run, Reynaldo Lopez bounced back with six effective innings and the Chicago White Sox defeated the Kansas City Royals 5-2 on Sunday. Yoan Moncada had four hits and an RBI for the White Sox, who lost the series opener but had back-to-back solid pitching performances to take the last two games. The Royals are 0-6 in rubber games in 2019, continuing a streak that started early last season. Kansas City has lost 14 straight rubber games, dating to May 30, 2018, and is now 0-14-2 in its last 16 series. A day after…
From K-State Kansas State senior Shardia Lawrence claimed the NCAA women’s triple jump title at Mike A. Myers Stadium in Austin, Texas on Saturday, jumping a school record 13.99m/45-10.75 on the final attempt of the competition. “I knew that my future depended on this day. That’s why I came out here and competed hard,” Lawrence said. “I knew I had that one surprise left for everybody and I came out here to be victorious, and I was victorious.” The title marks the first in the women’s triple jump and the tenth overall in K-State women’s history. Lawrence entered the final…
0:00 – KSU football receives 9th commitment for 2020 14:41 – John’s new Summer segment idea 23:16 – Ask Us Anything 31:29 – NBA Draft news on Dean Wade 0:00 – How much does Snyder turnaround narrative hurt? 12:22 – Match Game 25:06 – Watermelon size matters 32:26 – Ask Us Anything
Kellis Robinett in-studio for the first hour 0:00 – Reaction to ESPN’s article on Coach Snyder 12:30 – Is Ska dead? 21:47 – John hates the 80’s 33:08 – John still hates the 80’s 0:00 – Mason v Music v John v Movies 13:48 – Charles from Wamego backs up the 80’s 23:23 – Good and bad news for KSU recruiting 33:51 – You Can’t Be Serious
From K-State K-State pitcher Jordan Wicks adds to his historic freshman season as he was named a 2019 Freshman All-American by Collegiate Baseball, the publication announced Wednesday. Wicks, the 2019 Big 12 Freshman of the Year, is the ninth Wildcat to be named a Freshman All-American by Collegiate Baseball and first since Will Brennan and Cameron Thompson did so in 2017. He is the fifth K-State pitcher to earn the honor from the publication. Wicks became just the second Wildcat to be named Big 12 Freshman of the Year, joining pitcher Jake Matthys in 2013. In his initial campaign, Wicks…
0:00 – Interview with ESPN writer Chris Low 16:17 – Biggest takeaways from the Chris Low interview 25:23 – Is Mitch Richmond the K-State G.O.A.T.? 33:46 – NCAA moving 3-point line back 0:00 – No issue with Coach Snyder’s comments 10:12 – Tomatoes/Who’s 2nd to Richmond as K-State’s pro G.O.A.T.? 24:52 – K-State names everyone is forgetting about 30:56 – You Can’t Be Serious
From K-State K-State junior two-way player Will Brennan was selected in the eighth round (No. 250 overall) by the Cleveland Indians in the 2019 MLB First-Year Player Draft Tuesday. Brennan, a Preseason All-Big 12 selection as a utility player, led K-State with 14 doubles and 13 stolen bases while hitting .291 to go with a career-best four home runs in 2019. On the mound, Brennan finished second the team with 39 strikeouts while collecting three saves in 17 appearances (eight starts). For the third straight season, the Stilwell product ended the season as the toughest player to strike out in…