Tuesday’s edition of “The Game” on KMAN brings a lot of discussion about many topics. Bill Snyder addresses the podium one final time at media days before the football team heads to Tempe on Monday for the Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl. How does the coach and players feel about playing Michigan? K-State men’s and women’s basketball are getting ready for weekend match ups. Can the men hang with Gonzaga on Saturday? The Chiefs are in the playoffs, should Jamaal Charles be in the MVP discussion? All that plus “Get Fit” and You can’t be serious on another solid edition of “The Game” on KMAN.
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Wildcat Insider gets fans ready for the Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl with Kansas State taking on Michigan in Tempe Arizona on December 28th. The K-State men’s and women’s basketball teams were in action throughout the week and the guys will preview the rest of the non conference schedules coming up for both Wildcat basketball teams. The K-State baseball schedule has been released in full for the 2014 season and the guys will break that down and get you ready for another season of Wildcat baseball. All that and much more on this weeks edition of “Wildcat Insider” on KMAN.
On today’s InFocus, Cathy talks with Brady Burton, USD 384 Blue Valley/Randolph Superintendent, and, Antoinette Root, USD 378 Riley County High School principal.
A finally Friday edition of “The Game” is jam packed and getting you ready for a solid sports weekend. Matt Walters and Brandon Tadtman talk K-State basketball as the men and women are both in action on Sunday inside Bramlage Coliseum. Jeremy Crabtree from ESPN.com joins the show to talk about K-State football recruiting and how that sets up in the future for the Wildcats. Brent Maycock from the Topeka Capital Journal joins the show as well to preview another Friday night of High School hoops around the state of Kansas. Matt and Brandon go thru all of the bowl games and decide which ones will be ones to watch and which ones will not be fun to watch. The Chiefs can lock up a playoff spot if they when against Oakland on Sunday, the guys break down the NFL weekend. All that and much more on a finally Friday edition of “The Game” on KMAN.
On today’s InFocus, Erik fills in for Cathy and has an interview with U-S Senator Pat Roberts of Kansas. In…
On today’s InFocus, Cathy talks with Eric Zenk, PUblic Affairs Specialist with Fort Riley, followed by Manhattan Catholic Schools Principal…
Thirsty Thursday’s edition of “The Game” is jam packed with two hours of solid sports talk. Kansas State defensive back Ty Zimmerman was named to the 2nd team All-America team by USA Today. The Mack Brown story continues to surface, will he or will he not coach Texas during the Alamo Bowl? Also news out of the Big 12, Texas Tech QB Baker Mayfield has decided to seek a transfer away from the Red Raider program. Wendell Barnhouse of Big12sports.com joins the show to talk about all that and much more. Plus, Ted Hayes, the former CEO of the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame joins the show to talk about his resignation and his time on the job. All that and much more on Thursday’s version of “The Game” on KMAN.
On today’s InFocus, Cathy talks with Darrel Stufflebeam, Rock Creek USD 323 Superintendent, and Denise O’Dea, Wamego USD 320 Superintendent.
A mid week version of “The Game” breaks down the Big 12 coaches all conference teams and which wildcats made the list. Did the coaches get the list right? The K-State men’s basketball team survived a scare against South Dakota, the guys break down the win for Bruce Weber’s Wildcats. Charles Davis of Fox Sports joins the show to talk about college football and the bowl outlook. John Kurtz got a chance to catch up with Mark Snyder of the Detroit Free Press to preview the match up between Michigan and K-State in the BWW bowl. Plus, Mitch Holthus stops by to give his take on where the Chiefs are at with three games left in the regular season. All that and much more on a jam packed version of “The Game” on KMAN.
On today’s InFocus, Cathy talks with Riley County Commissioner Ron Wells and County Clerk Rich Vargo.