Chris Klieman says Kansas State running back Dylan Edwards is “50/50” to play Friday against Arizona, calling him questionable as the Wildcats prepare for a big test on the road.
The Kansas State Wildcats picked up their first win of the season last weekend, defeating North Dakota in a 38-35 thriller. Now sitting at 1-1, Chris Klieman’s squad will look to build momentum with a Week 2 matchup against Army on Saturday, Sept.
As Kansas State awaits the injury statuses of tight end Linkon Cure and running back Dylan Edwards, one underrated key piece is swirling around the report, too.
Kansas State coach Chris Klieman says it’s time for premier players to step up and make plays. Kansas State survived a scare in its home opener, edging North Dakota 38–35 on a late six-yard touchdown catch by Joe Jackson in the fourth quarter.
A three-point comeback victory over North Dakota probably didn't move a lot of Kansas State fans. However, coach Chris Klieman doesn't want to downplay this victory.
An angry group of Kansas State Wildcats will take the field against North Dakota on Saturday night for their home opener in Manhattan, Kansas. The 17th-ranked Wildcats (0-1) are coming off a 24-21 loss to Iowa State in the Aer Lingus College Football Classic in Dublin, Ireland, last Saturday.
As Kansas State heads towards its Week 1 matchup against North Dakota, the focus remains on running back Dylan Edwards. Thankfully, coach Chris Klieman had some good news regarding Edwards' status.
Kansas State's season didn't get off to the start fans were hoping for. The Wildcats dropped their season opener to Iowa State 24-21. K-State has now lost three straight games to the Cyclones, and is 2-5 against them in the Klieman era.
Kansas State coach Chris Klieman is ready. The program kicks off the college football season Saturday afternoon against Iowa State, beginning its potential route to the first postseason berth in school history.
As Kansas State's official depth chart solidifies for the opener against Iowa State, coach Chris Klieman gave a quick update on injuries to some of the Wildcats' key defenders.
College football model guru Kelley Ford just dropped his projected Big 12 standings for 2025, and the early signal is all green for Kansas State. According to his latest preseason projection, the Wildcats are the favorites to win the league.
With the College Football Playoffs new expanded bracket, more teams than ever have a shot of competing for a national championship. The question is, will Kansas State have the necessary success to earn a spot?
Chris Klieman and the Kansas State Wildcats are standing alone in ESPN’s latest SP+ Top 25 rankings. Kansas State landed at No. 18, the only Big 12 team to appear in the metric-driven projection.
Kansas State kicks off the college football season Aug. 23, with a number next to its name when it does so. The Wildcats enter the season ranked No. 17 in the AP poll, marking the second year in a row making the preseason poll.
A Division I football coach taking the AP college football poll so seriously he's working to abolish its preseason rankings -- like Kansas State's Chris Klieman -- is taking polls way too seriously.
Kansas State coach Chris Klieman provided some positive injury news for some crucial defensive players. First, new safety Gunner Maldonado, who exited last season with a knee injury at Arizona.
Kansas State coach Chris Klieman can't hold back his compliments of new tight end Linkon Cure. He's sung the Goodland product's praises since signing him in December, and now the hype can finally come to fruition on the field soon.
Kansas State head coach Chris Klieman doesn’t want perks for anyone in the College Football Playoff. He believes the ideal setup is a straight-up 16-team bracket where every team plays the same number of games.