By Tim Everson PHOENIX, Arizona — For a Kansas State season that’s taken twists, turns, hills, valleys and everything in between, it’s only fitting that the bowl game follow in similar fashion. Trailing by as much as 17 midway through the third quarter, the Wildcats found a momentum and fight on both sides of the […]
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Kansas State sophomore running back Dylan Edwards carries the ball during a Rate Bowl practice Tuesday at Tempe Diablo Stadium in Tempe, Ariz. Photo by Jonathan Mouer The Kansas State offensive and defensive lines square off during a Rate Bowl practice Tuesday at Tempe Diablo Stadium in Tempe, Ariz. Photo by Jonathan Mouer Kansas State […]
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By Tim Everson PHOENIX, Arizona — The landscape of college football is always shifting. Just when you think you’ve got it figured out, something else changes and that leads to a chain reaction that affects six other things. It’s tough thing to keep it all straight, just ask Kansas State head coach Chris Klieman. Starting […]
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By Tim Evereson PHOENIX, Arizona — Rutgers vaunted rushing attack just got a little easier to manage. Star senior running back Kyle Monangai will not be playing in Thursday’s Rate Bowl, Scarlet Knights’ head coach Greg Schiano announced during a Tuesday morning press conference. Monangai, who made the trip down to Phoenix with his team, […]
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By Tim Everson Kansas State snuck in a final incoming transfer before hitting the road for Thursday’s Rate Bowl, and he may have been the best of the bunch so far. Former Arizona safety Gunner Maldonado signed with the Wildcats on Monday after visiting Manhattan early last week. Maldonado, who will be playing for the […]
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By Tim Everson After a bit of a slow start on the incoming side of the transfer portal, the Wildcats have had four quick signings in the span of around 24 hours. West Georgia safety Mar’quavious Moss, Boston College wide receiver Jerand Bradley, Ohio State linebacker Gabe Powers and USC offensive tackle Amos Talalele all […]
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By Tim Everson WICHITA — It will not be a merry Christmas for the Kansas State men’s basketball team. After playing a competitive and, at times, fun first half of basketball, the Wildcats completely fell apart the second half of Saturday’s 84-65 loss at Wichita State. “They were better than us tonight, especially in the […]
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Kansas State head coach Chris Klieman, met with the media on Friday at the Vanier Family Football Complex to preview the upcoming Rate Bowl against Rutgers. Looking ahead, the Wildcats are set to participate in Rate Bowl Media Day next Tuesday in Phoenix. This event will provide further opportunities for the team to engage with […]
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By Tim Everson Kansas State players got one of their Christmas presents a little early this year courtesy of head coach Chris Klieman and head football equipment manager Al Cerbe. On Friday, Klieman announced that the Wildcats would be sporting a new on-field look when they play Rutgers in the Rate Bowl on Dec. 26. […]
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By Toby Hammes Long before Kansas State men’s basketball hit the floor at Bramlage Coliseum for the first time this season, the success, or lack thereof, of the “Manhattan Project” would loom beyond the Little Apple. It’s been declared a new age of college athletics countless times across the country with the explosion of Name, […]
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