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Kansas State’s men’s basketball program is set for a landmark exhibition against Nebraska on Oct. 26 at Eihusen Arena, while the 2026‑27 season promises a loaded slate of home games against top NCAA Tournament teams.
Early practice observations highlight Brock Vice's surprising impact, as players and coaches note his hustle, leadership and potential to reshape the Wildcats' rotation.
Returning sophomore Andrej Kostic, a 6‑foot‑6 Serbian guard, is the only holdover from last season’s roster as new head coach Casey Alexander implements a fast‑paced offense that promises greater freedom and team‑first responsibilities.
A summer update from the Wildcats' coaching staff and players reveals a roster reshaped by ten transfers, a schedule packed with home games and high‑profile opponents, and a shared emphasis on teamwork and cultural buy‑in.
Senior forward Dez Lindsay discusses his recovery, team dynamics, and hopes for a deep March Madness run.
After a chaotic season, the Wildcats have turned over most of their roster, keeping only one returning player while bringing in 13 new faces through the transfer portal.
Newly hired Casey Alexander brings a winning pedigree and a fresh roster to Kansas State, as the program navigates a major transition amid high expectations.
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.
A new NCAA proposal would grant athletes five years of eligibility starting from high school graduation or age 19, potentially affecting roster decisions for Kansas State football and basketball
Phil Cunningham, a veteran assistant coach with a storied recruiting history, is shaping Kansas State’s upcoming roster with an eye toward collective competitiveness and international talent.
In a recent interview, Kansas State assistant coach Phil Cunningham reflected on the program’s legacy, the work ethic he brings, and the promise of the 2026‑27 roster.
Kansas State's athletic director Gene Taylor discusses the university's budget allocations for the 2026‑27 football and men's basketball rosters, highlighting the challenges of competing in the NIL and revenue‑sharing era while seeking transparent, compliant funding solutions.
Head coach Casey Alexander has assembled a diverse group of players, emphasizing upside and growth as the Wildcats aim to climb the Big 12 ranks.