By Ned Seaton Chris Klieman is set to retire as the K-State football coach as early as today, and his replacement is already lined up: Collin Klein. The Manhattan Mercury has learned that the coaching transition is to be announced this week. No press conference had been announced as of early Wednesday, but the transition […]
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By Ned Seaton Chris Klieman is set to retire as the K-State football coach as early as today, and his replacement is already lined up: Collin Klein. The Manhattan Mercury has learned that the coaching transition is to be announced this week. No press conference had been announced as of early Wednesday, but the transition […]
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While “bowling” was a welcome outcome for Kansas State’s football team on Saturday, the same word carried a very different tone two days later. Bowling Green walked into Bramlage Coliseum and handed K-State men’s basketball an 82–66 defeat on Monday night. The wire-to-wire upset snapped several long-standing home streaks and extended the Wildcats’ slide to […]
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MANHATTAN, Kan. (K-State Athletics) – As college athletics continues to evolve within the new era of revenue sharing, K-State Athletics and Wildcat NIL have announced the consolidation of NIL efforts and will absorb the roles and responsibilities of Wildcat NIL moving forward in order to centralize and streamline giving opportunities. “As we keep up with the […]
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For the first time since 2021, K-State volleyball was awarded an at-large bid to the 2025 NCAA Tournament, as the committee announced the 64-team bracket during the NCAA Volleyball Selection Show on ESPN Sunday night. This is the program’s 19th NCAA Tournament appearance in school history and first under head coach Jason Mansfield. K-State (17-9, […]
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A strong second half sent Kansas State out of the regular season on a high note Saturday, as the Wildcats fought past Colorado for a 24-14 win. Led by another three-touchdown day from Joe Jackson, K-State (6-6, 5-4 Big 12) wrapped up the regular season with six wins, which clinched a bowl berth for the […]
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Kansas State men’s basketball saw its first true road test unravel from the start at Assembly Hall, as No. 25 Indiana led wire-to-wire in an 86–69 win on Tuesday night. “I apologize to our fans, man, that they had to watch that,” head coach Jerome Tang said on the radio postgame. “It starts with me […]
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Kansas State football experienced an offensive revival on Saturday, but it still unraveled into one of the season’s most painful defeats. Despite rolling to a program-high rushing total and leading by double digits twice in the second half, the Wildcats watched No. 12 Utah erase its second 10-point deficit in the final minutes, falling 51–47 […]
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas State made a second-half statement Thursday, topping Mississippi State 98-77 in the first round of the Hall of Fame Classic at the T-Mobile Center. After tussling back and forth through the first half, the Wildcats led with their defense, smothering the Bulldogs while shooting 57.1% down the stretch. K-State got […]
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By Tim Everson Kansas State’s possible bowl picture is still a little foggy with just a couple of weeks left in the 2025 season. The 5-win Wildcats are a win away from guaranteeing a trip to their fifth-straight bowl game and the sixth under head coach Chris Klieman. To view the full article visit theMercury.com. […]
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