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The Big 12 released its scheduling matrix for the upcoming season, revealing a demanding conference road for the Wildcats and highlighting key matchups, coaching changes, and potential neutral‑site games.
From a childhood marked by bullying to a scholarship program for Wiggins High School students, Dalton Risner blends athletic achievement with a deep commitment to community service.
ESPN has crowned Tennessee's transfer portal group as the nation's best, and the newcomers are eager to make an impact under Coach Rick Barnes.
The Cowboys open against Murray State before a gauntlet of Big 12 and non‑conference foes, culminating in a potential clash with Oregon that could define their national aspirations.
Four‑star prospect Cooper Ohnmacht pledged to Kansas State over Power Five rivals, highlighting the program’s growing appeal and a series of high‑profile state‑top recruit commitments.
Athletic director Gene Taylor and coach Chris Klieman recount the unexpected decision to play in Dublin, the narrow loss, and the lasting positive impact despite a disappointing year.
London Goggans, a three‑star safety from Grayson, Georgia, committed to Kansas State as the fifth recruit for the 2027 class, choosing the Wildcats over Arkansas, Purdue and Mississippi State. His junior season featured 27 tackles, three interceptions and six pass deflections, helping the class climb to a 34th‑national ranking and fourth place in the Big 12.
London Goggans, a three‑star safety from Grayson, Georgia, announced his commitment to Kansas State on Tuesday, choosing the Wildcats over Arkansas, Purdue and Mississippi State. His pledge adds depth to a 2027 class that now sits 34th nationally and fourth in the Big 12.
George Murray III, a 5‑foot‑11 cornerback from Winder, Georgia, announced his commitment to Kansas State on June 2, a move that lifts the Wildcats to fourth in the Big 12 and improves their national ranking
Five‑foot‑11 defensive back George Murray III pledged to Kansas State on June 2, a commitment that boosts the program’s national ranking and underscores a strategic recruiting win.
Kansas State’s appointment of Collin Klein as head coach marks a strategic shift, blending offensive brilliance with a measured leadership style that promises to revitalize the program and capture fan enthusiasm.
A look at the coaching changes at Kansas State, the challenges faced by the previous staff, and the expectations surrounding the new hires.
Kelvin Eiwo, a three‑star interior offensive lineman from The Colony, Texas, announced his commitment to Kansas State on May 31, joining a 2027 class that is already among the conference’s top tiers.
The 6‑foot‑1, 180‑pound prospect from Ridge Point High School pledged to Kansas State after a weekend visit, joining safety Bryson Dossett as the second Ridge Point defender to commit.
Logan Davis, a Texas native and track standout, announced his commitment to Kansas State on May 31, adding depth to a 2027 class that is already ranked among the nation's top 30.
The Eagles lost 8‑0 to Girard in the state final, but Coach Tyler Seele highlighted the team’s effort and resilience.
Heavy rain has delayed tournament play in Wichita and Lawrence, pushing those contests to Friday, while Manhattan’s events will go on, with a full schedule of rescheduled games now available.
After retiring in December, Chris Klieman now offers guidance to Kansas State’s athletic director and new head coach, staying active in the community and shaping the team’s future.
The Silver Lake baseball team defeated Russell/Victoria in the Class 3A State semifinals, advancing to the championship game on May 29. Key performances include Dayne Johnson's eight‑inning masterpiece and Miles Kibbee's decisive hit.
A 0.15 ERA and a 97‑mph fastball have turned Grey Sanders into the centerpiece of Mulvane’s championship run, as the team prepares to meet McPherson in the Class 4A semifinals.
The 2025‑26 Kansas State athletic season blended disappointment with record‑breaking performances, historic tournament runs and significant coaching changes.
A look at the challenges faced by Kansas State’s sports programs last year, the departures of key coaches, and the promising signs that suggest a rebound is on the horizon.
After years of silence, new coaching leadership at Kansas State has revived a historic basketball rivalry, setting up a neutral‑court matchup against Wichita State in Kansas City this December.
Kansas State’s basketball program is leveraging a modest $6 million roster budget to build a team of 14 emerging talents, aiming to prove that smart recruitment and development can rival the conference’s wealthier powers.