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K-State Selected as No. 7 Seed in NCAA Louisville Regional

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Full NCAA Regional Announcement

Rowing Competes in Final Race of Regular Season in Creighton Duel

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K-State Finishes 12th in Big 12 Championship

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Spring Saw Progress on Offense

Apr 29

No. 16 Nebraska Walks Off Cats Tuesday, 7-6

Apr 28

Harmeson Paces K-State in Third Round, Lindstrom Remains in Top 15

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Apr 28

Alexander Adds Wheeler to Backcourt for 2026-27

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Apr 28

A Key Part to an Attacking Front Unit

Apr 28

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Apr 29

Spring Saw Progress on Offense

As Kansas State wrapped up its first spring football season under new head coach Collin Klein, offensive coordinator Sean Gleeson painted a portrait of steady progress for a unit that seemingly quickly gained footing while adopting Klein's playbook that led to massive results both at K-State and at Texas A&M.

Apr 28

A Key Part to an Attacking Front Unit

Kansas State football wrapped up its spring practice season on Saturday, and senior defensive end Travis Bates eagerly awaits the end of the spring semester. That's when Bates, a veteran anchor to the Wildcats' defensive front, will return to his parents' home in Mt. Pleasant, Texas, and indulge in his favorite summer activity: Anchoring down his camouflaged kayak in the lake behind their house.

Apr 27

Record Breaker

Home run history hit Tointon Family Stadium just 14 minutes into a game between Kansas State and No. 16 Kansas on Saturday, and it was a beauty, as 5-foot-11, 190 pound junior shortstop Dee Kennedy smashed a homer over the left field wall for his 18th blast of the 2026 season, etching his name into the record book with the most home runs in a single season in K-State history.

Apr 27

A Contagious Energy

As he excitedly jumps from his chair following a news conference at Vanier Family Football Complex, 38-year-old Kansas State defensive coordinator Jordan Peterson, wearing an old-school purple sweatshirt with a white "K-STATE" along with a toothy smile, shouts as he heads out the door, "I may or may not have pulled a hamstring during the spring!"