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Slate: And the Streak Goes On...
That’s 18 straight wins over KU and counting. Kansas State beat Kansas 35-14 in the 124th episode of the long-running soap opera that is the Sunflower Showdown. This is the program’s 18th straight victory in the series, the longest streak by far for any one team in this rivalry. The win moves K-State to 4-2 overall and 1-2 in the Big 12.
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What We Learned: Time for Kansas State to prove it
For at least one week, things feel right for Kansas State football. The 18th straight win over Kansas helped secure that feeling. The 35-24 final score doesn’t feel indicative of the control that K-State held in the game. Now, in addition to securing a win in the most nerve-inducing game of the season, the record stands at 4-2. Not special, but far easier to stomach than 3-3. Maybe it is just the thrill of a rivalry win, but it felt like this past Saturday could be a turning point in the K-State season. Collin Klein’s first Big 12 victory, and a few of the issues plaguing the Wildcats were min...
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OPINION: K-State WBB Lives On Leadership
Earlier this week, Kansas State Women’s Basketball head Coach Jeff Mittie praised his team’s emerging leadership at Big 12 Basketball Media Days in Kansas City, but season-ending injuries to Ramiyah White and Brandi Harrod have left the Wildcats facing questions about their ability to make a run in the 2026-27 season.
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Maryville's Walter embraces new opportunity with Kansas State rowing
(Maryville) -- Maryville senior Claire Walter has spent her high school career competing in multiple sports, but her next athletic challenge will take her into unfamiliar territory. Walter has announced her commitment to the Kansas State rowing program, where she will have the opportunity to compete at the NCAA Division...
The Topeka Capital-Journal
Kansas State's Casey Alexander gives injury update, starters, exhibition plans
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — For several weeks , new Kansas State basketball coach Casey Alexander has said he's ready for games to start. He's getting closer to receiving that wish. Alexander and two of his projected starters appeared at Big 12 Media Days at the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, Missouri, on Wednesday, Oct. 21. The Wildcats will take the floor for the first time Friday, when they play Missouri in an exhibition at Bramlage Coliseum. We learned quite a bit from Alexander, Brandon Rechsteiner and Isaiah Abraham throughout the event. Here are three things to know before the Wildcats take the floor Friday. Timo Malovec might not be ready opening night Alexander previously said he expected Miami transfer Timo Malovec's preseason injury to linger into the regular season. He reaffirmed that Wednesday, saying he would be surprised if Malovec is available. "He's well on his way to being full speed and ready to go," Alexander said. "We've missed him; we need him, but the good thing is that it's opened up doors for some other guys, and we've learned how to play without him." Malovec projected as a starter and may still end up one when he returns to
USA TODAY Sports Media Group
Kickoff time, TV channel announced for Colorado vs. Kansas State
Colorado 's Week 9 kickoff time against Kansas State is set. Head coach Deion Sanders and his program will host Kansas State on Halloween (Oct. 31) at noon MT. The game will air on TNT and truTV and be simulcast on HBO Max. The kickoff will be the earliest kickoff time at Folsom Field since the 2024 home finale against Oklahoma State. Buff Fans will have to compare the early kickoff with ample time for trick-or-treating and Halloween festivities. Kansas State (4-2, 1-2 Big 12) will visit Arizona State this week. The Wildcats beat rival Kansas this past weekend to get their first conference win. The Wildcats have beaten the Buffs in both matchups since Colorado rejoined the Big 12. Colorado must find a way to contain dynamic quarterback Avery Johnson, an elite dual-threat player ranked in the Big 12's top 10 in both passing and rushing yards. Depending on how the Buffaloes play in Week 8 against Oklahoma State, Colorado could even be favored against the Wildcats. CU needs to start stacking wins if it wants any chance of reaching six wins and bowl eligibility. Week 9️⃣ TV Times 📺⏰ pic.twitter.com/LDh4JRsKOm — Big 12 Conference (@Big12Conference) October 19, 2026
Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
Becker leads Irish to big win on senior night
CHAPMAN – Senior running back Audiel Becker scored in all four quarters to lead the Chapman Fighting Irish to a big NCKL and Class 3A District victory over Clay Center 36-14 Friday night in Chapman. The leading rusher in the state of Kansas, Becker for over 200 yards and...
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Episode 493 – A Season on the Brink & ASU vs. Kansas State Preview
Another week, another disappointing result. Can ASU turn the season around? Can they reignite the fire? After a look back at Arizona State's loss to Texas Tech, we are joined by Sun Devil legend Jordan Simone (23:24). The former safety gives us tremendous insight into leadership, locker room dynamics, how he'd fix the season, and much more. Then we preview ASU's battle against Kansas State and talk with Sun Devil wide receiver Derek Eusebio (1:30:06). Subscribe to the show on YouTube: https://azfamily.tv/SotDYT Follow the show on Twitter: https://x.com/sotdpodcast Follow the show on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/speakofthedevils Follow the show on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sotdpodcast.
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K-State Hall of Famer Terence Newman Arrested Hours After Aggieville Salute
Terence Newman spent Saturday being celebrated at midfield as one of the greatest defensive backs in Kansas State history, only to end the night in handcuffs in Aggieville. Riley County police arrested the 48-year-old former Wildcats star at 11:42 p.m. on one count of disorderly conduct and one count of criminal trespass, just hours after the school and the National Football Foundation honored him ahead of his upcoming College Football Hall of Fame induction.
The Topeka Capital-Journal
Projecting K-State basketball's first starting lineup under Casey Alexander
MANHATTAN — The Casey Alexander era at Kansas State (kinda) begins this week when the Wildcats host Missouri for an exhibition game at Bramlage Coliseum. Basketball is closer than you think. The Wildcats and Tigers will meet on Friday, Oct. 24, with a 7 p.m. CT tip. The game will stream on ESPN+. The exhibition will offer our first look at Alexander and the new-look Wildcats, who return only one player from Jerome Tang's final season. We'll learn a lot about how Alexander wants to manage his lineup as he experiments with rotations. Here's our prediction for K-State's starting lineup, along with other roles heading into the season. Brandon Rechsteiner If there is a go-to player on the roster, it's becoming apparent that Rechsteiner is that guy. He's the experienced team leader stepping into the lead-guard position. Rechsteiner might be Kansas State's best shooter after knocking down 35.3% of his shots from deep last year as a starter at Colorado State. He can also play off the ball, which some see as a better fit. Jaden Schutt Schutt has always had a ton of potential, but injuries have kept him from reaching it. He was touted as the best 3-point
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Everything Collin Klein said ahead of Arizona State
Collin Klein breaks down Kansas State’s win over KU, Oliver Miller’s emerging role, red-zone struggles and preparations for Arizona State. Collin Klein addressed the media on Monday morning ahead of the Arizona State game. Here is what he said. Looking at the film, there was a lot that...
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K-StateSports
Cats Find Themselves in Bunched Up Field
TULSA, Okla. – The Kansas State men's golf team wrapped up two rounds of play on Monday at The Clerico, as the Wildcats are tied for seventh place at the par-70, 7,004-yard Cedar Ridge Country Club. K-State was able to complete its two rounds at 25-over par 585, but...