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K-State Faces Utah in 2026 Big 12 Championships

May 18

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Lindstrom Tied for Second in NCAA Regional

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May 18

Madliak Selected as Buster Posey Award Semifinalist

May 18

Lindstrom Ready for 2026 NCAA Corvallis Regional

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May 17

K-State's Mercera, Prabhu Crowned Big 12 Champions on Final Day

May 17

UCF Walks Off K-State in Regular-Season Finale, 6-5

May 16

Wildcats Finish Season with Big 12 Championship

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May 16

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K-State Men's Basketball | Assistant Coach Kerron Johnson Media Availability - May 18, 2026

May 18

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May 18

Travis Geopfert is happy but not content. The second-year Kansas State head track and field coach saw the men's team finish fourth and the women's team finish ninth in the three-day Big 12 Outdoor Championship at Drachman Stadium in Tucson, Arizona, this past weekend.

May 15

Same Passion, New Role for Ilalio

The contagious smile, the one that the team captain wore time and time again while encouraging his Kansas State teammates during a trying 2025 football season, is ever-present as former defensive tackle Damian Ilalio slides onto a black leather couch in the fourth-floor lobby of the Vanier Family Football Complex over the 2 o'clock hour on Tuesday in sunny Manhattan.

May 13

A Veteran Leader of a Close Brotherhood

Sterling Lockett doesn't remember the specific game or year. All that he remembers is that he was with older brother Tyler Lockett prior to a Kansas State football game when he was introduced to the 6-foot-5, 226-pound quarterback who was powering the Wildcats to victories again and again and again.

May 12

Addressing the Catbackers for the First Time as Head Coach

He saunters through the west parking lot doors of the West Ridge Mall in Topeka, Kansas, wearing his black Kansas State Ring of Honor polo shirt, gray slacks, and bearing smiles and hearty handshakes for the first dozen or so awaiting purple-clad greeters near the glass doors. He arrives at 5:54 p.m. for the 6:00 p.m. Topeka Catbackers event. For 17 years, Cat Time has been a part of his mantra.