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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.
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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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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...
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MANHATTAN — Even after squandering one of its largest leads in the 18-year duration of its Sunflower Showdown losing streak — 10 points — the Kansas football team still had a chance to surge ahead of Kansas State late on Saturday afternoon when was trailing by just one point.
But Isaiah Marshall threw a pivotal end-zone interception early in the fourth quarter, Joe Jackson ran for 64 yards on the next play and KU never scored again. The Wildcats proceeded to salt away a 35-24 victory at Bill Snyder Family Stadium. K-State ran for 359 yards, including 159 for...
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2027 Football Season Tickets and Renewals Now Available
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Fresh off K-State's 18th-straight win in the Dillons Sunflower Showdown, athletics officials announced today that season tickets and renewals for the 2027 football season are available now. As a measure to ensure a more efficient season ticket holder experience, both Ahearn Fund and ticket statements are...
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Avery Johnson injury updates: Kansas State QB returns after leaving KU game
MANHATTAN — Kansas State quarterback Avery Johnson returned to the game after missing one play that resulted in a touchdown. The quarterback was slow to get up after a 59-yard run that set up a four-yard rushing touchdown by Rodney Fields. Backup Jacob Knuth entered the game to hand the ball off to Fields with 13:46 left in the first quarter. Johnson lay on the turf for several minutes before being pulled up by the trainers. He smiled as he got up and had no noticeable limp . At the end of the 59-yard run, he stumbled before falling to the turf. Kansas ' Bryson Hayes returned the ensuing kickoff for a 95-yard touchdown to tie the game at seven with 13:04 left in the opening quarter. On Johnson's first play back, he completed a 45-yard pass to a wide-open Derrick Salley downfield. The Wildcats ran a designed run for Johnson two plays later. Wyatt D. Wheeler covers Kansas State athletics for the USA TODAY Network and Topeka Capital-Journal. You can follow him on X at @WyattWheeler_ , contact him at 417-371-6987 or email him at wwheeler@usatodayco.com This article originally appeared on Topeka Capital-Journal: Avery Johnson injury updates: Kansas State
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Kansas High School Football Game Ends On Controversial Goal-Line Stand That Spoiled Top-Five Upset On Final Play
Mill Valley defeated Olathe West during a tense top-20 high school football matchup in Kansas on Thursday. However, the final play of the game could’ve gone either way and might’ve changed the outcome. It was ruled as a game-winning goal-line stand. Based on the high school football broadcast, the running back appeared to get in […] The post Kansas High School Football Game Ends On Controversial Goal-Line Stand That Spoiled Top-Five Upset On Final Play appeared first on BroBible.
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KSU Recap: The Cats Keep the Cup
MANHATTAN – The 124th edition of the Sunflower Showdown was yet another close competition for the Governor’s Cup. And like the last 17 battles for the Cup, the Kansas State Wildcats walk away with the win over the Kansas Jayhawks. K-State HC Collin Klein was six weeks into...
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MANHATTAN — Through its first four games of the 2026 season, the Kansas football team held its opponents to a total of 400 rushing yards.
The Jayhawks’ defensive front, combining elite defensive ends in Leroy Harris III and David Santiago with a steady rotation of defensive tackles and the solid linebacker play of Trey Lathan, Quincy Davis and more, forced its opponents to attack KU through the air, with varying levels of success. KU’s...