Chris Klieman made his first public appearance since stepping away from Kansas State, and he did it in a spot that probably feels more like home than anywhere else on Earth: Fargo, North Dakota.
“Home for the Holidays” is a common phrase this time of year, but for three players on Kansas State’s volleyball roster, even they might not have known they’d be home earlier than expected.
Kansas State football officially stepped into a new era. And the excitement was unmistakable inside Morgan Family Arena. The university introduced Collin Klein as the program’s 36th head coach.
Kansas State volleyball walked into the NCAA Tournament ready to make noise. And by the end of their opening match, they did much more than that. In their first postseason appearance since 2021, the Wildcats delivered one of the biggest surprises of the tournament’s opening day.
Class of 2027 quarterback Braylen Warren has committed to the Missouri Tigers over the Kansas State Wildcats, according to Hayes Fawcett. The Omaha, Nebraska, native also considered Iowa before choosing Missouri and is currently rated as a three-star prospect.
Collin Klein, the former Kansas State quarterback and current offensive coordinator at Texas A&M, was named the Wildcats' head coach on Thursday night.
Kansas State just landed a win on the recruiting trail, flipping three-star athlete Kaprice Keith from Iowa State to the Wildcats. Keith, a 6-foot-3, 185-pound prospect out of Omaha Central, had been committed to Iowa State since July.
In a move that has stunned the Big 12 and sent ripples all the way to College Station, Chris Klieman is reportedly hanging up his whistle. After seven seasons in Manhattan, the man who successfully followed the legendary Bill Snyder is stepping away.
With Chris Klieman reportedly set to step down as the Kansas State head football coach, and Collin Klein set to return home and replace him, a new report suggests K-State may have had to move faster on this than they otherwise would have wanted to.
Kansas State’s bowl-clinching victory over Colorado moved the Wildcats to 6-6 on the season. But the Wildcats didn’t get much love from the polls and rankings we follow.
Sam Towns erupted for 27 points and pulled down eight rebounds, Javon Ruffin knocked down five three-pointers en route to 17 points and Bowling Green upset Kansas State 82-66 on Monday night in Manhattan, Kansas.
The K-State volleyball program is stepping back into the national spotlight. They are returning to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2021. This year’s at-large bid marks a major milestone for the Wildcats.
With seven minutes remaining in the fourth quarter, the Utah Utes faced a 10-point deficit, and a season-long effort of reaching the College Football Playoff looked bleak.