MANHATTAN, Kan. — In a season built on promise with talent to compete for an NCAA Tournament bid, things soured rather quickly. It led to fourth-year Wildcats coach Jerome Tang being fired mostly for losing grip of the program following a promising start.
The air in Manhattan, Kansas, is thick with anticipation as a historic indoor season reaches its crescendo. The Kansas State Wildcats track and field program is not just finishing its regular season.
On Saturday afternoon, a history nearly six decades in the making adds its latest chapter. When the Kansas State Wildcats women's basketball and the Kansas Jayhawks women's basketball team take the floor at Bramlage Coliseum.
Kansas State and new head coach Collin Klein have hit the ground running for the 2027 recruiting class, scheduling official visits with many of the team's top targets.
The Kansas State Wildcats track and field program continues to solidify its status as a national powerhouse. And this week, on Wednesday, the spotlight shines brightest on senior thrower Gary Moore Jr.
Many names have been mentioned as potential head coaches for Kansas State, but this name has not been mentioned until now. Matt Braeuer is quickly becoming a well-known coach among those in the college basketball community.
The Kansas State Wildcats track and field program made a resounding statement this past weekend in Fayetteville, Arkansas. How did they do it? The Wildcats descended upon the prestigious Tyson Invitational.
The Kansas State women’s basketball team didn’t just win on Wednesday night. They made a statement. Inside Addition Financial Arena, the Wildcats delivered one of their sharpest performances.
Recruiting is in full swing, and recruits are beginning to set up official visits for the spring and summer, which means good news for the Kansas State Wildcats.
A rough season for the Kansas State Wildcats got even rougher over the weekend when the school announced that they were firing head men's basketball coach Jerome Tang, who was in the midst of his fifth season with the team.
College basketball is a business, and business just got complicated in Manhattan, Kansas. By now, you’ve likely seen the headlines: Kansas State has parted ways with head coach Jerome Tang.
A former Tennessee Vols assistant coach was quickly named this week as a candidate for the newly vacant Kansas State Wildcats job. In case you somehow missed it, Kansas State fired head coach Jerome Tang on Sunday following some comments he made about his team.
The Kansas State Wildcats fired head coach Jerome Tang on Sunday amid the team's awful season and his recent controversial comments about the program's roster.
Just days after threatening to cut the entire roster, Jerome Tang's tenure as Kansas State's head coach has come to a bitter end. Tang, whose rant went
Kansas State made a change at head coach for its men's basketball program on Sunday. According to ESPN's Pete Thamel, Kansas State has fired men's basketball head coach Jerome Tang for cause.
It’s the kind of news that stops scrolling thumbs in their tracks. In the high-stakes world of Big 12 basketball, patience is thin, and the spotlight is unforgiving.
Kansas State men's basketball coach Jerome Tang just threatened to cut his whole team next season after the Wildcats fell to 1-9 in their last ten games
Mark Vital, a member of the Kansas State men’s basketball coaching staff, was arrested Monday morning in Manhattan. Vital, a graduate assistant for the Wildcats, was arrested for domestic battery at 12:20 a.m.
Kansas State basketball is struggling, and that part is obvious. What has been less clear is what’s been going on behind the scenes inside the program’s walls.