Author: LEMON10

Rising Star: K-State’s Austin Romaine Earns Spot on Bronko Nagurski Watch List Kansas State linebacker Austin Romaine has officially landed on the national radar. The standout junior was named to the 2025 Bronko Nagurski Trophy Watch List, a prestigious honor recognizing the top defensive players in college football. Released by the Football Writers Association of America (FWAA), the watch list highlights 60 elite defenders across the FBS—and Romaine is firmly among them. The Bronko Nagurski Trophy, named after one of football’s fiercest competitors, is awarded annually to the nation’s best defensive player. For Romaine, this recognition marks another major…

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Ten at Home: Wildcats’ 2025-26 Non-Conference Slate Stacked with Home Games The Kansas State Wildcats have unveiled their 2025-26 non-conference men’s basketball schedule, and it’s a fan’s dream come true. Headlining the slate is the fact that 10 of their 13 non-conference matchups will take place at Bramlage Coliseum, offering Wildcat Nation plenty of early opportunities to see their team in action. For a program looking to make a major statement in a pivotal season, this home-heavy schedule could be exactly what Coach Jerome Tang needs. Coming off a season of ups and downs, Tang enters the 2025-26 campaign…

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New Era, New Tests: Wildcats Unveil Nonconference Slate Ahead of Pivotal Year for Coach Tang As Kansas State men’s basketball prepares for a season filled with heightened expectations and increased pressure, the release of the Wildcats’ nonconference schedule marks a key milestone in what is shaping up to be a defining year for head coach Jerome Tang. After a promising start to his tenure in Manhattan, Tang now faces the task of proving that early success was not a flash in the pan—but rather a glimpse of a sustainable winning culture. The newly released nonconference slate is both challenging and…

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Wildcat Reunion: Kansas State to Battle Former Big 12 Rival in Road Exhibition Opener In a move that has stirred up excitement among fans and alumni alike, Kansas State men’s basketball is set to tip off its upcoming season with an exhibition matchup against a familiar face — a former Big 12 rival. The Wildcats will hit the road for their exhibition opener, rekindling an old conference rivalry that promises both nostalgia and competitive fire. While exhibition games are typically seen as tune-ups or opportunities to test new lineups and strategies, this one carries added weight. The unnamed former…

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Massive Win for Mizzou: 5-Star, 295-Pound OL Donovan Jackson Flips Commitment from Tennessee and Georgia to Join Tigers In a stunning recruiting shakeup, five-star offensive guard Donovan Jackson has officially flipped his commitment to the Missouri Tigers, turning down powerhouse programs like the Tennessee Volunteers and the Georgia Bulldogs. The 6-foot-4, 295-pound mauler from Houston, Texas, had long been considered a lock for either the SEC champion Bulldogs or the resurgent Volunteers. But in a dramatic twist, Jackson announced late Monday that he’s headed to Columbia, Missouri — delivering a seismic win for head coach Eliah Drinkwitz and the Tigers.…

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World’s Best: ESPN Crowns Missouri Tigers Marching Band No. 1 After Historic, Show-Stopping Performance In an unprecedented and electrifying moment for collegiate music, ESPN has officially named the Missouri Tigers Marching Band the top marching band in the world. This accolade follows a breathtaking, history-making performance that stunned global audiences and cemented the band’s legacy as a powerhouse of musical excellence, choreography, and showmanship. The performance in question took place at a high-profile international exhibition in front of a packed stadium and a global television audience. What unfolded was not just a halftime show, but a spectacle—a masterclass in…

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Michael Bishop Comes Home: Former K-State Star QB Joins Coaching Ranks Manhattan, KS – In a move that has energized the Kansas State football community and brought back waves of nostalgia, former Wildcats quarterback Michael Bishop has officially returned to the program—this time, not as a player, but as a senior member of the coaching staff. Bishop, who led Kansas State to national prominence in the late 1990s, remains one of the most electrifying and beloved figures in the school’s football history. Now, over two decades later, he’s back in Manhattan, looking to guide the next generation of Wildcats from…

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Coach Klieman Kicks Off Preseason with First Camp Press Conference Kansas State head football coach Chris Klieman officially signaled the start of the 2025 season with his first preseason camp press conference on Monday. Standing at the podium inside the Vanier Football Complex, Klieman spoke candidly about the Wildcats’ expectations, player development, health updates, and the hunger fueling this year’s squad. “It’s great to be back,” Klieman opened. “There’s a lot of energy in the building, and I think the guys are ready to attack this camp with purpose.” Coming off another strong season, Klieman acknowledged the rising…

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Roar Heard Across the Nation: Arizona State Stunned by Wild Atmosphere at Kansas State’s Bill Snyder Stadium When Arizona State stepped onto the field at Bill Snyder Family Stadium in Manhattan, Kansas, they expected a challenge—but nothing could have prepared them for the overwhelming noise, passion, and energy that poured from the stands. What they experienced wasn’t just a home-field advantage; it was a full-blown football jungle, roaring with relentless intensity. The Wildcats’ fanbase sent a loud and clear message to the college football world: Manhattan is one of the most intimidating places to play in America. From kickoff…

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Kansas State’s Chris Klieman Breaks Silence on George Fitzpatrick’s Injury Status Kansas State head coach Chris Klieman has officially addressed the condition of offensive lineman George Fitzpatrick, offering some long-awaited clarity after the rising star suffered a medical emergency during summer practice. Fitzpatrick, a promising transfer from Ohio State, had been projected to start at left tackle for the Wildcats this season before being hospitalized in mid-July following a sudden and serious health scare. Speaking during the opening press conference of fall camp, Coach Klieman confirmed that Fitzpatrick is “doing much better” and has since returned to Manhattan after…

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