Kansas State’s revamped offensive line will have to undergo another round of changes before the start of the season. Head coach Collin Klein said Thursday that presumed starting left tackle John Pastore will miss the season with a lower-leg injury, while fellow tackle George Fitzpatrick will not play this season after doctors recommended he continue […]

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Sean Snyder is taking a new job and selling his house in Manhattan. Snyder, a longtime assistant football coach at K-State and an All-American punter here, will be the executive director for football at a new organization called the Sports Performance Hub near Miami. He’s excited about it. To view the full article visit theMercury.com. […]

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Kansas State has developed something of a reputation for it.
At the NFL combine, Deuce Vaughn measured 5-foot-5. Darren Sproles was 5-foot-6. Markquis Nowell, one of the most decorated players in K-State basketball history, was listed at just 5-foot-8 …

K-State Athletics has landed another source of revenue, this time on its football jerseys.
In conjunction with Learfield’s K-State Sports Properties, K-State announced a partnership with Purple Wave Auction on a football jersey patch for the 2026 seaso…

From K-State Sports MANHATTAN, Kan. – Progressive Insurance® announced today its expanded investment in college athletics through a new agreement with K-State and 12 other nationally-recognized football programs and their Learfield partners. The agreement places Progressive at the center of the college football game day experience, with on-field branding at K-State, Boise State, Colorado, Georgia, […]

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Kansas State had already started adjusting to college football’s new age-based eligibility model, but recent court rulings have added another layer of uncertainty to a roster that was already built. The NCAA’s new “5-for-5” model gives Division I and II student-athletes five consecutive years to play five seasons, with eligibility beginning at full-time enrollment or […]

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