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Miller Was Ready to Do Anything to Help the Team
One of the most unique true freshmen in the Football Bowl Subdivision stands after Monday morning's practice in a sleeveless purple hoodie with "K-STATE" emblazoned upon the center of his chest. About one month has passed since 6-foot-6, 294-pound Oliver Miller, one of the Wildcats' most athletic offensive linemen, listened to head coach Collin Klein and assistant coaches discuss with him a new possibility, a new opportunity, to help the Wildcats as senior tight end Garrett Oakley recovered from an illness and senior Will Anciaux went down with a season-ending injury.
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Essentially Sports
Big 12 HC Faces Roster Nightmare as Four QBs Battle Injuries, Forcing RB to Switch Positions Before He Gets Injured Too
Kansas State had to start a fifth-year backup under center in Tempe last Saturday, and they may face uncertainty again at Colorado. It’s a clear sign of how dire the quarterback room has become. For the first time in Collin Klein’s head coaching tenure, every QB on the roster has spent time on the injury report. Heading into the weekend, Klein admits he still doesn’t know who will take the very first snap. On3’s Derek Young reported via X that all four Kansas State quarterbacks are injured, with Klein thinking of an emergency option. Running back Joe Jackson stepped in, but he ended up injured...
K-StateSports
The Continual Improvement of Derrick Salley Jr.
One of the most pleasant sights on the Kansas State offense this fall, sure-handed Derrick Salley Jr., who arrived in Manhattan regarded as the nation's No. 1-rated junior college wide receiver, has shown the tools to be a standout pass catcher in the Big 12 Conference — if not in all of college football. And he's just getting started.
Hays Post
🏀 Nebraska out-duels K-State in exhibition shootout
GRAND ISLAND, Neb. – Junior Braden Frager and senior Pryce Sandfort combined for 51 points, as Nebraska out-dueled Kansas State, 88-84, in a high-flying, high-scoring exhibition on Monday night before 5,338 fans at the BigIron Events Center. In a back-and-forth affair that lived up to the billing as the...
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Seattle ON Tap
Flory Bidunga Is Louisville's Top Transfer, And Nobody In College Basketball Is Ready For It
Ncaab on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Flory Bidunga, the transfer portal’s biggest prize, is already proving why he was the top-rated player in the 2026 cycle for Louisville. Forget the old narrative that you can’t build […]
Wichita Eagle
Why Casey Alexander isn't worried about Kansas State after two exhibition losses
The Kansas State men’s basketball team concluded its exhibition season with an 88-84 loss to Nebraska on Monday on a semi-neutral court in Grand Island. Combine that result with a 71-67 home loss to Missouri , and some will naturally feel disappointed that the Wildcats lost both of their preseason games. But new head coach Casey Alexander isn’t worried about his team. “I’m disappointed we didn’t win,” Alexander said Monday evening. “But I told the guys that, ultimately, I have no concern about what happened in the game.” Indeed, there are reasons to feel optimistic about the Wildcats even after a pair of preseason losses. Missouri and Nebraska both played in the NCAA Tournament last season. On paper, they were obvious favorites against a K-State team that is coming off back-to-back losing seasons. But the Wildcats pushed both of them until the end. The Wildcats trailed 82-74 in the final minutes against the Cornhuskers, but they battled until the final buzzer and pulled within two points several times in the closing seconds. Instead of letting the game get away from them, they forced Nebraska to clinch the game at the free-throw line. “We played to win,” Alexander said. “We played
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Colorado vs. Kansas State betting odds, spread for Week 9 matchup
The Colorado Buffaloes (2-5, 0-4 Big 12) continued their slide in Week 8, losing 57-24 to Oklahoma State after 37 unanswered points. Fortunately for the Buffs, the schedule lightens this week with a home game against the Kansas State Wildcats , 4-3 overall and 1-3 in the Big 12. CU might not be favored, but it is only a slight underdog this week after being a double-digit underdog the last few games. Entering the Kansas State-Colorado game, the Wildcats have some major questions at quarterback. Starting quarterback Avery Johnson missed last weekend's game against Arizona State, and third-string quarterback Blake Barnett did too. Jacob Knuth started and struggled, completing just 26 of 41 passes. Who starts at quarterback is anyone's guess, with head coach Collin Klein saying Monday that all four quarterbacks, including the emergency quarterback, are banged up. Colorado's defense showed holes, especially at cornerback, where the Buffs were exposed all game long. Against a depleted K-State team, Chris Marve's unit should bounce back. For Colorado's offense, the key is getting the running game going against one of the Big 12's worst run defenses, as the Wildcats give up 158 yards per game. On the other hand, Kansas State's
Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
Abilene, Chapman qualify runners for State
BUHLER – Abilene and Chapman High Schools qualified runners for the 2026 Class 4A State Cross Country Meet this Saturday in Wamego. Chapman will send its boys team as qualifiers and Liberty Cuevas, who finished second in her girls 5K run. Abilene will be sending three runners, as Kamdyn Affolter qualified in the Top 15 for boys and Jade and Josie Wilson did the same in the girls race.
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adastraradio.com
Great Bend Panthers Fall to Junction City, Suffer 2nd Loss in a Row
The Great Bend Panther football team, which started the season with a 6-0 record, suffered its second loss in a row Friday night at Junction City. Class 6A Junction City downed the Class 4A Panthers 55-14 and evened its record at 4-4. Great Bend lost to Class 5A Hays 35-7 in a Week 7 game on Oct. 16.
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Nebraska, Kansas State men’s basketball teams play at Bigiron Events Center
GRAND ISLAND, Neb.(KSNB) — The Nebraska Cornhuskers and Kansas State Wildcats men’s basketball teams played at the Bigiron Events Center Monday. Officials expected more than 6,000 people to attend the game. The Bigiron Events Center said it worked with several people throughout the community to make the event...
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University of Nebraska–Lincoln campus radio station to honor Greg Sharpe with Monday broadcast
LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Student broadcasters from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln and Kansas State University are teaming up to honor sportscaster Greg Sharpe on Monday. A special radio broadcast of the Husker men’s basketball exhibition game on Monday will highlight the scholarship fund that bears his name. UNL...
Daily Nebraskan
A voice remembered: Greg Sharpe’s legacy brings Nebraska, Kansas State broadcasters together
Every time Harmon Johnsen walks past the Husker Radio Network booth on the sixth floor of the west side of Memorial Stadium, he stops for a moment. The University of Nebraska-Lincoln senior recognizes the sign honoring Greg Sharpe, the longtime voice of the Huskers who died in February 2025. Johnsen places his hand on Sharpe’s name beneath the quote on the wall and says, ‘thank you’.
K-StateSports
K-State Discusses Colorado Game During Weekly Press Conference
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Kansas State head coach Collin Klein and select players met with the media on Monday inside the Vanier Family Football Complex to preview the game this Saturday at Colorado. Links to video and audio of Klein's press conference – which was streamed live on ESPN+ – are above in addition to an audio link of the player breakout interviews. A transcript of Klein's press conference is below.
Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
Josie Baer places 7th at State Tennis
TOPEKA – Chapman senior Josie Baer capped her high school tennis career with a seventh-place finish in the 2026 Class 4A State Tennis Tournament in Topeka. Baer opened with a 6-1, 6-2 win over Maher of Bishop Miege. She then fell to Lana Hull grom Hayden 6-2, 6-1. She would see Hull again on the second day of the tournament. Baer then moved to the backside of the bracket to face Schultz from Parsons winning 8-5. Next she defeated Laine Widener of Hesston 8-5. Widener would eventually finish 11th in the tournament.