By Toby Hammes Make no mistake, Omaha is the stated goal inside the Kansas State baseball clubhouse. “We’re excited to take that next step to be a sustainable national player in this game,” eighth-year head coach Pete Hughes said Wednesday. “And ultimately to get to our next step, which we’re close to and we’re determined […]
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Once again, Kansas State men’s basketball put itself in position to win a Big 12 game. Once again, it couldn’t finish. TCU took its first lead of the afternoon on two free throws with 6.7 seconds remaining and capitalized on a late K-State turnover to secure an 84-82 victory Saturday at Schollmaier Arena. The Wildcats […]
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In perhaps their most complete performance of the season, the Kansas State women rocketed past BYU for a 77-52 bounce-back win over the Cougars after a disappointing loss at Arizona on Wednesday. K-State (13-12, 6-6 Big 12) got off to a strong start, but it was a dominant second half that featured the Wildcats outshooting […]
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By Tim Everson Consistency continues to be the Kansas State women’s greatest enemy, and that was on display Wednesday evening as K-State fell in a 72-62 road upset to Arizona. The road Wildcats never led and trailed by as much as 16 multiple times down the stretch as turnovers and a steady and strong offensive […]
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Read MoreKansas State head coach Collin Klein announced Wednesday the signing of five more players for the Class of 2026.
The new signees include tight end Arley Morrell, defensive end Jackson Hollie, athlete Blake Jay, wide receiver Nash Morrison and kicker Ai…
Following the third-worst home loss in program history, and the second-worst start to conference play ever, uncertainty in the future of Kansas State men’s basketball coach Jerome Tang has started to take hold. Tang is in his fourth season with Kansas State. Barring a miracle run through the Big 12 Tournament in Kansas City, the […]
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The Kansas State men’s track and field team tops the NCAA after the second week of the indoor season, according to the USTFCCCA national poll released on Tuesday. Track becomes the first K-State team to be ranked No. 1 in 14 years, since the football team in the BCS standings in November 2012, previously No. […]
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By Toby Hammes Jerome Tang didn’t think he needed to explain anything to Kansas State fans after Sunday’s 95-61 loss to Iowa State. “I don’t feel like I need to give an explanation to our fans right now,” Tang said. “I want them to know that I’m working really hard and I’m not happy with […]
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After back-to-back losses in the Sunflower State, the Kansas State women traded the cold tundra of Manhattan for the warm deserts of Arizona, and it paid dividends. Behind a stellar showing from behind the arc, the Wildcats (12-11, 5-5 Big 12) came away with a convincing 74-67 win over Arizona State (18-5, 5-5) on Sunday, […]
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The low points keep finding ways to get lower for Kansas State men’s basketball this season. No. 8 Iowa State jumped on the Wildcats early and imposed its will with little resistance, rolling to a 95-61 win Sunday at Bramlage Coliseum — the worst margin of defeat under head coach Jerome Tang. After the game, […]
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