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Wildcats Come Up Short at UCF, Falling 4-0

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Marx Breaks Javelin School Record to Start Stanford Invitational

Apr 3

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Apr 2

Wildcats Take on UCF, Houston in Last Two Road Matches

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Apr 3

A lot can happen in a year. Just ask Kansas State junior running back Joe Jackson. This time a year ago, he was battling, fighting, stretching himself to the limit in spring workouts for the chance to contribute to the Wildcats' backfield in the fall. As a freshman, he rushed for 277 yards. But he had dreams and carried confidence. All he wanted was to earn a chance his sophomore season. Here's what happened next: As fate played out and patience paid off, Jackson earned All-Big 12 Third Team honors with a team-high 911 rushing yards and eight touchdowns while his 75.9 rushing yards per game to rank fifth in the Big 12.

Apr 2

The Chogsomjav Connection

They had never faced this type of test before. They were sisters, two years apart in age, grew up in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, were best friends, and touched a tennis racquet for the first time at a young age, but Kansas State junior Maralgoo and freshman Martaa Chogsomjav opened this tennis season in doubles competition against the highly-regarded duo of Jade Groen and Rinon Okuwaki of No. 21 Clemson at Homestead Country Club in Kansas City, Kansas, on January 30.

Apr 1

Butler is Thrilled and Energized

Once an assistant coach at Division III Susquehanna University, then a head coach at Division II Chestnut Hill, then an assistant coach at Delaware and at Belmont, JJ Butler is proud of the hard work that helped pave the path along his journey.

Mar 31

‘This Place is Special, Man’

He sits inside the Shamrock Zone at Bramlage Coliseum for the first time and marvels at the spacious limestone-filled room, the wall-sized flat-screen TVs and large windows that reveal Bill Snyder Family Stadium on the other side. Kerron Johnson, a 35-year-old former point guard who played professionally in New Zealand, Germany, France, Poland, Italy and Isreal, has seen some places.