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K-State Picks Up First Win of the Casey Alexander Era, 95-78

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Nov 7

Balanced Effort Helps K-State Fend Off Cincinnati

Nov 6

K-State Sets Numerous Records in Season-Finale Win

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Nov 5

K-State Hosts UTRGV on Sunday Afternoon

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Nov 6

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Nov 6

A ‘Tremendous Opportunity’ Awaits on Saturday

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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

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.

Nov 4

‘There’s a Lot Out There for Us’

"We only had one chance to come out here for the first time, and that part is really, really tough," Casey Alexander says, sitting at a long, black table and in front of a purple backdrop, the arms of his lavender quarter-zip crossed while faint droplets of sweat dot his forehead against the bright light inside the innards of Bramlage Coliseum in his first postgame Kansas State news conference on a trying Tuesday night.

Nov 3

‘She’s Going to Do Some Really Good Things’

Her name is Shaila Nde, and she's an 18-year-old true freshman from Barcelona, Spain, and the 6-foot former standout in FIBA international basketball just played the first official game of her life on American soil, and she sits in the postgame interview room at Bramlage Coliseum in her white Kansas State women's basketball uniform with purple trim, and she smiles — and she smiles some more — after a season-opening 61-41 win over Wichita State on Monday night.