By Tim Everson It may seem a little earlier than usual, but Kansas State women’s basketball kicks off its 59th season Monday evening when in-state foe Wichita State comes to Manhattan. Led by seniors Taryn Sides and Nastja Claessens, the Wildcats start their journey towards a return to the NCAA Tournament after ending last season […]
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By Tim Everson Heading into Kansas State’s Halloween bout at Colorado, all of the scares for the Wildcats are coming from their quarterback room. For the second week in a row, three-year starting quarterback Avery Johnson is out with an undisclosed injury, and his back-up — fifth-year signal caller Jacob Knuth — is also out […]
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Collin Klein doesn’t know who will be Kansas State’s starting quarterback on Saturday’s when the Wildcats make the trip west to play Colorado.
It’s not something that either he or K-State fans are used to.
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By Toby Hammes Kansas State men’s basketball fought to the end in its second straight exhibition, but the Wildcats fell 88-84 to Nebraska on Monday in Grand Island, Nebraska. The Huskers entered the matchup coming off a school-record 28-win season that included a run to the Sweet 16. K-State, meanwhile, is looking to rebound from […]
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By Tim Everson After a successful showing last Saturday in Kansas State’s 18th-straight victory over rival Kansas in the Sunflower Showdown, the Wildcats’ received recognition after two standout performances on defense and special teams. Junior kicker Luis Rodriguez and freshman defensive back Nick McClellan were named the Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Week […]
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By Tim Everson For the second week in a row, a former two-year Kansas State player will make his return to Manhattan on the opposing sideline. But unlike former QB great Michael Bishop, who received a warm welcome from K-State and Wildcat fans in general as an assistant coach for Houston Saturday, this return is […]
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By Tim Everson Reinforcements are on the way for Kansas State women’s basketball after losing two players to season-ending injuries in the offseason. K-State’s top commit for the 2027 class Maddie Vickery announced Tuesday on social media that she would be graduating high school at semester and joining the Wildcats for the spring. To view […]
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On today’s edition of Wildcat Insider, the guys discuss K-State losing in a blowout against Houston 35-16, and moving on to another edition of the Sunflower Showdown this Saturday. Also “Voice of the Wildcats” Wyatt Thompson joins the show. Full Show Segment 1 – Cats flat and out of sync after bye, lose to Houston […]
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By Tim Everson Kansas State had an opportunity to secure its first ranked win of Collin Klein’s tenure on Saturday. Instead, the first-year head coach got his first embarrassment. The Wildcats fell at home 35-16 to No. 22 Houston in a game that was only competitive for a quarter. To view the full article visit […]
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By Tim Everson Kansas State women’s basketball is down another member of their front-court after a season-ending injury sustained over the weekend. Wildcat junior center Ramiya White has suffered a lower body injury and will miss the entirety of the 2026-27 season, head coach Jeff Mittie has announced. To view the full article visit theMercury.com. […]
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