Dec 26, 2024; Phoenix, AZ, USA; Kansas State Wildcats quarterback Avery Johnson (2) against the Rutgers Scarlet Knights during the Rate Bowl at Chase Field. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images

Kansas State Fans Can't Contain Excitement With Wild 2025 Predictions

Originally posted on Kansas State Wildcats on SI
By Jayden Armant | Last updated Jul 20, 2025 12:37 PM ET

As Kansas State counts down its season start, predictions are starting to turn into reality. College football analysts and observers have been sharing their opinions on where the Wildcats will rank next season.

But how do the fans feel about their chances? One Twitter post asked Kansas State fans directly for their season predictions.

When will Kansas State’s first loss be? pic.twitter.com/2fK4kzJTb2
— College Football Live (@CollegeFBonX) July 6, 2025

Wildcats fans ran rogue with their predictions, with some having some hilarious comments.

"In August 2028 in the new Super League against Georgia in a rematch of our natty wins from the prior three years," one fan tweeted. "Sadly, it will have the lowest ratings of any 1-2 matchup in history because people are tired of watching these two blue bloods battling each other."

In August 2028 in the new Super League against Georgia in a rematch of our natty wins from the prior three years. Sadly it will have the lowest ratings of any 1-2 matchup in history because people are tired of watching these two blue bloods battling each other.
— Avery Johnson’s AMG GT (@AveryJ_AMG_GT) July 6, 2025

Most predict Iowa State or Baylor could be the first Wildcats' loss this season. Both teams are also anticipated to make noise in the conference as potential playoff contenders.

Week one ain't easy! ISU is always tough
— 1st and 12oz (@1stand12ozPod) July 6, 2025

But honestly, the current slate could project a lossless season for Kansas State.

Keeping it real, looking at this schedule I don’t know if they will have one
— Realballknower (@realballknow) July 6, 2025

Wildcats quarterback Avery Johnson preached about postseason ambitions since last season. Now is the time to finally fulfill those expectations.

“I have to play better for the guys around me and then, just continuing to grow as a leader, and as a quarterback, so that we can go out and put together a 10-plus win season this year,” Johnson said at a Wednesday afternoon meet-and-greet.