Tim Everson teverson@themercury.com In a game that saw several lead changes and big momentum shifts, Kansas State could not overcome its missed opportunities and mistakes, as the Wildcats fell 35-34 to Baylor in Waco on Saturday. K-State stormed out of halftime to grab a commanding 14-point lead heading into the fourth quarter. The Wildcats kept […]
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By K-State Athletics Senior Shaylee Myers’ record-breaking 34 kills highlighted Kansas State volleyball’s five-set victory (25-21, 25-23, 22-25, 25-27, 20-18) over West Virginia, as the Wildcats rallied to secure their first Big 12 win of the season Wednesday night at WVU Coliseum. A native of Lincoln, Nebraska, Myers became the first player in the rally-scoring […]
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By Tim Everson The news was good for Kansas State in this week’s injury report from the Big 12 that dropped Wednesday evening. The Wildcats have a chance to be completely healthy at wide receiver when they travel down to Waco to take on Baylor Saturday afternoon. To view the full article visit theMercury.com. Click […]
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Former K-State All-American Kaelen Culpepper was named the 2025 Minnesota Twins Minor League Player of the Year, earning the organization’s Sherry Robertson Award. Culpepper, who was drafted 21st overall in the 2024 MLB Draft, quickly made the jump to Double-A in June and established himself as one of the top players in the Twins’ organization. […]
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By Toby Hammes Head coach Jerome Tang didn’t mince words when reflecting on Kansas State’s 2024-25 basketball season. The Wildcats finished 16-17 for their first losing campaign under Tang, with buy-in issues seemingly kept the team from ever fully coming together. Now, entering his fourth year in Manhattan, Tang believes both he and the program […]
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Weekend home dates with BYU, Kansas, Iowa State and TCU highlight Kansas State’s Big 12 Conference-only schedule, which was released by the league office on Tuesday afternoon (Sept. 23). The 2026 Big 12 schedule marks a return to an 18-game format after using a 20-game slate in 2025 with the additions of Arizona, Arizona State, […]
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Tim Everson teverson@themercury.com Despite a strong push early in the second half, Kansas State’s woes continued Friday night in a 23-17 loss to Arizona in Tucson. After a lifeless first half that saw K-State fall behind by two touchdowns, the visitors stormed back to tie it up midway through the third quarter, but couldn’t find […]
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By Parker Eaves For the second time in as many years, it will be a Wildcat-on-Wildcat non-conference matchup as Kansas State travels to Arizona with hopes of getting the season back on track after a disappointing 24-21 loss to Army last Saturday. Arizona is 2-0 and won comfortably against Hawai’i and Weber State at home. […]
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A season that started with so much promise nearly spiraled into chaos two games in for No.17 Kansas State after a too-close-for-comfort 38-35 win over North Dakota Saturday evening. After trading blows all game, the Wildcats needed 81 yards to avoid absolute disaster, down four with just over two minutes to play. They managed to […]
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After a rough start to the season, the No. 17 Kansas State Wildcats return return home with hopes to right the ship against North Dakota in front of a friendly crowd at Bill Snyder Family Stadium on Saturday. Eric Schmidt is in his first season as the head coach at North Dakota after spending the […]
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