A mid week version of “The Game” brings a lot of topics and discussions. The guys get you ready for the weekend in Big 12 football. The Big 12 coaches teleconference was earlier in the day so you can hear from multiple coaches around the league. The Andrew Wiggins show began last night with KU routing Pitt State by 40. What do the guys expect from Wiggins and Kansas? The Kansas City Royals pick up three Gold Gloves, who are they? Game 6 of the World Series! Big story lines, topics, Mitch Holthus joins the crew to talk Chiefs football. Emporia State football coach Gavin Higgins chats with the guys for a few moments, plus “You can’t be serious”.
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On today’s InFocus, Cathy begins with breaking news as the plea came in for the Matthew Wilson trial. Cathy then turns her attention to District commissioner Dr. James Gardner, Ryan Pickett, District Execuitve of Boy Scouts, Konza District, Coronado Area Council, and Tom Neill, Fall Roundup and Area Exploring Chair. Then Vern Henrichs, CEO of Greater Manhattan Community Foundation, stops in. Dr. Briana Nelson Goff, Director of Institute for the Health and Security of Military Families and Prof. of School of Family Studies and Human Services at Kansas State, comes in to talk about the LIONESS Screening and Panel Discussion.
A solid edition of “The Game” this afternoon on KMAN. Bill Snyder addresses the media about the preparation for Iowa State on Saturday at Bill Snyder Family Stadium. The guys talk about Iowa State and if the Wildcats should be nervous about the Cyclones. Marshall Henderson of Ole Miss will be in Manhattan when the Rebels take on the Wildcats, what do the guys think about that? Another weekly edition of “Get Fit” and of course “You can’t be serious”.
The guys on “Wildcat Insider” break down K-State’s first conference won on Saturday over West Virginia. They compare Daniel Sams and Jake Waters and break down their performances on Saturday. The guys break down the rest of the big 12 football weekend and preview the next Saturday of college football in the Big 12. Plus other activities around Kansas State and much more around the Big 12 world.
On today’s InFocus, Cathy talks Immigration. In studio is U-S Attorney Barry Grissom and interviews with immigrants, Father Joseph Popelka of Seven Dolors, Kansas Farm Bureau President Steve Baccus, and Associate Professor of Sociology at K-State Matthew Sanderson.
Erik Stone and Brandon Tadtman take you thru a Friday edition of “The Game” on KMAN. The guys get you ready for a football weekend jam packed with solid action. From high school football to NFL on Sunday its a busy weekend in the world of Football. Madness in Manhattan gets the basketball season going for the Kansas State Wildcats. Also, hear from Kevin Lockett as he breaks down the match up with the Wildcats and the Mountaineers. Plus, hear from Steve Physioc as he was back in Manhattan talking with up and coming broadcasting students. All that, plus “You can’t be serious”.
On today’s InFocus, Cathy talks with Riley County Police Captain Kurt Moldrup, followed by an interview with U-S Sen. Pat Roberts of Kansas.
On today’s InFocus, Cathy talks with Mercy Regional Health Center with RN Ramona Stueve and Dr. Debra Doubek on Mercy Light, followed by Robbin Cole, Executive Director of Pawnee Mental Health.
On today’s InFocus, Cathy talks with Riley County Schools as USD 378 Superintendent Brad Starnes and Blue Valley/Randolph’s USD 384 Superintendent Brady Burton stop in.
A jam packed Thursday edition of “The Game” on KMAN features Royals GM Dayton Moore talking about the Royals franchise and what lies ahead for the Royals. Jamey Eisenberg from CBSsports.com drops in to give his fantasy football weekend update. Plus, Full Throttle with the hitman talks about the Nascar weekend that lies ahead in the Nationwide series. West Virginia Powercat Gameday reporter Garrett Cullen joins the show to get you prepared for the West Virginia perspective for the match up at Bill Snyder Family Stadium. Plus the guys close out the show with a fan favorite, “You can’t be serious”.