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‘I’m in the Right Place at the Right Time’

Less than two weeks after Casey Alexander wore a purple sports jacket, posed with a purple "ALEXANDER" men's basketball uniform, and expressed his gratitude to serve as Kansas State men's basketball head coach for a program that "has such a rich tradition and a wildly passionate fan base," the 53-year-old native of Nashville, Tennessee, sits in his quiet corner office in the Ice Family Basketball Center in a purple quarter-zip and recalls his journey to Manhattan.

Mar 26

‘We’re Attacking It Day By Day’

Here we are, Day No. 110 since Collin Klein was formally introduced as Kansas State head coach for a football program that has been so dear to him for nearly two decades. The 36-year-old former 2012 Heisman Trophy finalist, who returned "home" after two ultra-successful seasons as Texas A&M offensive coordinator, sweeps into the team theater room on the third floor of the Vanier Family Football Complex on Wednesday wearing a lavender hoodie, greets sports writers by name, and slides into the head coach's chair for his first 30-minute news conference on the eve of the Wildcats' first spring practice.

Mar 25

Patience and Hard Work Paying Off for Karl

Cadyn Karl remembers the at-bat so perfectly, as you'd expect from a guy who had never reached such heights before in his three seasons as centerfielder on the Kansas State baseball team. It was the bottom of the third inning against Arizona State last Friday on a gorgeous evening at Tointon Family Stadium, which featured a sellout crowd, and that on the mound featured one of the nation's best pitchers in Arizona State junior left-hander Cole Carlon, a 6-foot-5, 230-pounder who came off an All-America season and had allowed just five home runs in six starts in 2026, and who is currently the No. 39-rated prospect for the 2026 MLB Draft.

Mar 24

Back Home

Once a walk-on defensive end from Emporia, Kansas, who turned into a fan favorite and eventual star on some of the nation's most powerful defenses in history, Joe Bob Clements, after a journey south to coach, is back at Kansas State.