Sean Snyder is taking a new job and selling his house in Manhattan. Snyder, a longtime assistant football coach at K-State and an All-American punter here, will be the executive director for football at a new organization called the Sports Performance Hub near Miami. He’s excited about it. To view the full article visit theMercury.com. […]

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Kansas State has developed something of a reputation for it.
At the NFL combine, Deuce Vaughn measured 5-foot-5. Darren Sproles was 5-foot-6. Markquis Nowell, one of the most decorated players in K-State basketball history, was listed at just 5-foot-8 …

K-State Athletics has landed another source of revenue, this time on its football jerseys.
In conjunction with Learfield’s K-State Sports Properties, K-State announced a partnership with Purple Wave Auction on a football jersey patch for the 2026 seaso…

From K-State Sports MANHATTAN, Kan. – Progressive Insurance® announced today its expanded investment in college athletics through a new agreement with K-State and 12 other nationally-recognized football programs and their Learfield partners. The agreement places Progressive at the center of the college football game day experience, with on-field branding at K-State, Boise State, Colorado, Georgia, […]

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Kansas State had already started adjusting to college football’s new age-based eligibility model, but recent court rulings have added another layer of uncertainty to a roster that was already built. The NCAA’s new “5-for-5” model gives Division I and II student-athletes five consecutive years to play five seasons, with eligibility beginning at full-time enrollment or […]

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