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Rechsteiner’s 26 Carries K-State Past Creighton, 89-82

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K-State Downs Montana, 67-62, in Education Day Matchup

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Nov 10

Massey Recognized on Big 12 Starting Seven

Nov 10

Wildcats in the NFL – Week 9

Nov 10

‘Focusing on the Things Within our Control’

Nov 10

Milestones For the Team Behind the Mic

Nov 9

Cats Travel to Fort Worth for Afternoon Tilt

Nov 9

Six-Day Selection Utilized for K-State’s Home Finale

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Nov 10

‘Focusing on the Things Within our Control’

Marching through a season that features four different starting quarterbacks for the first time in Kansas State history and an ever-growing injury list as the Wildcats seek consistency across the board, first-year K-State head coach Collin Klein pulled an audible at Monday's team meeting.

Nov 9

Milestones For the Team Behind the Mic

It's hard to mention one without the other. Virtually inseparable, Wyatt Thompson and Stan Weber have been together on the airwaves broadcasting Kansas State football and men's basketball games for so long — 25 years, in fact — making them perhaps the longest-tenured radio broadcasting duo in college athletics today. Since Thompson, now a seven-time Kansas Sportscaster of the Year, arrived as Voice of The Wildcats in 2002, and joined forces with longtime color analyst Stan Weber, the two have welcomed listeners into their purple world hundreds of times during their time together.

Nov 6

A ‘Tremendous Opportunity’ Awaits on Saturday

While purple fills Bill Snyder Family Stadium, the goal is to keep Oklahoma State, one of the nation's top offensive attacks, at bay in a Big 12 Conference clash at noon on Saturday.

Nov 5

Playing with Competitive Fire

It began on third down and goal to go from the 8-yard line and with six seconds remaining in the fourth quarter as Blake Barnett stood and clapped his hands in shotgun formation with Kansas State trailing Colorado 21-14 at Folsom Field. One receiver split out to the right. Two to the left. Tight end Garrett Oakley moving from right to left and then back to the right in the slot. Shortly after Barnett received the football, the Buffaloes' defensive line leaked into the pocket.