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Inoue Earns Spot on Baseball America College National Team of the Week

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K-State Makes Midweek Stop at Baylor

Mar 16

K-State Hosts Georgia Tech in WBIT First Round

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Haggerty Named to Honorable Mention AP All-America Team

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Confident Alexander Ready to Get to Work

Mar 17

K-State Introduces Casey Alexander as Men’s Basketball Coach

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Mar 16

K-State in 10th Entering Final Round

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Mar 16

Inoue Earns Big 12 Player of the Week Honors

Mar 16

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K-State Men's Basketball | Head Coach Casey Alexander Introduction Radio Interview

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Mar 17

Confident Alexander Ready to Get to Work

In his introductory news conference as Kansas State men's basketball coach, Casey Alexander, hired last Friday after a successful seven-year run at Belmont, admitted that there would be an adjustment in making the jump from a mid-major program to the powerhouse Big 12 Conference, which is considered one of the best leagues in the nation each year.

Mar 16

Who’s Packing Your Chute?

On his 75th mission, just five days before the end of his tour in 1967, Charlie Plumb was shot down over Hanoi, forcing him to eject and parachute into enemy territory, where he was taken prisoner, tortured, and spent the next 2,103 days in North Vietnamese Prisoner of War camps.

Mar 13

Svarczkopf Thriving in the Never-Ending World of College Football Recruiting

The man of the hour stands inside the third-level theater room at the Vanier Family Football Complex. He's been in the building for several hours now. Early-morning workouts cause him to reset the alarm clocks — because he just wants to evaluate how the current players are doing. Yes, 36-year-old Greg Svarczkopf doesn't miss a thing involving the current members of the Kansas State football team — even though his official role on the football staff is Director or Recruiting.

Mar 12

It All Started with One Man’s Vision

Travis Geopfert sits in the conference room at the Vanier Family Football Complex wearing a black polo shirt. It's 9:52 a.m. on July 15, 2024. In about an hour, he will be formally introduced as the seventh full-time Director of Track and Field/Cross Country in Kansas State history. He is picking between two dress shirts — one plain lavender, and one lavender and white. He goes with the plain lavender to go along with his off-white suit for the news conference.