K-State enters the Week 9 matchup against Colorado with some questions after last week's 28-17 loss to Arizona State. The biggest one right now is who will be the quarterback.
The first Playoff rankings come out next week. That means this weekend’s games are the final chance to make an impression on the Playoff Committee. The initial rankings will show how the Committee views the strength of each conference.
The Colorado Buffaloes faced five straight dual-threat quarterbacks during their losing slide. Kansas State quarterback Avery Johnson looked lined up to become the sixth Colorado would face on Halloween.
College football has historically been known as a sport that caters to the elite. It is very difficult to win a national championship if you aren't Notre Dame, Alabama, Ohio State, or a host of other schools that have great programs that invest heavily in keeping them at the top.
The Colorado Buffaloes enter Halloween 2026 carrying the longest losing streak among Big 12 Conference teams. Falling 57-24 to Oklahoma State handed the
The Colorado Buffaloes are gearing up to host the Kansas State Wildcats on Saturday, Oct. 31, but Colorado still has to wait and see to find out which Kansas State quarterback will be leading the Wildcats offense.
K-Stat entered Saturday's matchup against Arizona State knowing it would be without starting quarterback Avery Johnson. With starting quarterback Avery Johnson out, that meant the Wildcats needed their offensive line and rushing attack to take some pressure off backup quarterback Jacob Knut.
The massive matchups aren’t there, but plenty of seasons will be broken with tough losses, and some teams will turn into real players in their respective conference chases.
Kansas State quarterback Avery Johnson’s availability for Saturday’s matchup against Arizona State at Mountain America Stadium in Tempe, Arizona, is now in serious doubt.
K-State is facing its biggest offensive challenge of the season, and it has nothing to do than the opposing defense across the field. Starting quarterback Avery Johnson is listed as questionable for the road game at Arizona State, leaving head coach Collin Klein preparing to potentially play without his most dynamic offensive weapon.
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There has never been this much buzz around the Big 12 since the Playoff expanded in 2024. The SEC pundits are getting nervous at the idea of the league receiving at least one at-large bid.
K-State's 35-24 victory over KU in the Sunflower Showdown on Saturday offered a glimpse of how dangerous Collin Klein's offense can be. However, it also exposed an issue that could prevent the Wildcats from reaching their full potential.
The Kansas football team is reeling after dropping to 2-4 with a loss to K-State this past Saturday. The toughest stretch of the Jayhawks' schedule has passed, but they are still searching for their first Big 12 win of the campaign.
K-State has been looking for an offensive identity for the first six weeks, and the Wildcats may have finally found it in a 35-24 win over KU in the Sunflower Showdown.
The expectations surrounding K-State were understandably high. Collin Klein's return to Manhattan brought renewed excitement and enthusiasm. With Avery Johnson returning for his third year as the starting quarterback, there was plenty of reason to believe the Wildcats could make noise in the Big 12.
K-State quarterback Avery Johnson can change a game with his arm and legs. However, opposing defenses are making it increasingly difficult for the Wildcats to take advantage of his strengths.
K-State has plenty of talent, but Saturday's showdown with Houston is the kind of game where its biggest stars must take over. K-State enters Saturday's matchup against No.
The No. 22 Houston Cougars will be facing the Kansas State Wildcats in Week 6 action on the road in Manhattan, Kansas. While Houston enters with a 4-1 record and a big comeback win over UCF at home last Saturday, Kansas State had an early bye week.
K-State wrapped up the non-conference part of its schedule with a 31-20 win against Tulane to move to 3-0 on the season. Avery Johnson delivered in a big way, as he became the first quarterback in K-State history to finish with at least 200 passing yards, 150 rushing yards, and two rushing touchdowns.
Avery Johnson rushed for 152 yards and two touchdowns, Jay Harris added 1-yard scores on his only two carries and Kansas State defeated Tulane 31-20 on Saturday in Manhattan, Kan.
The Big 12 is 2-1 against the ACC so far this season. Colorado beat Georgia Tech, Cincinnati beat Boston College, and TCU lost to North Carolina in Week 0.
The Big 12 is a conference that wants to prove it can compete with the SEC and Big Ten for national championships. To do that, they'll need some excellent quarterback play.
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