You’ve got questions about the Kansas State Wildcats. Beat writer Kellis Robinett has got answers. This week’s K-State Q&A is loaded with fun topics on the upcoming football season and the possibility of new uniforms.
Former Wichita State football coach Bob Seaman, who tried to keep the program going following the plane crash in 1970, died at the age of 86 on Monday.
Goddard, Heights and Valley Center are among some of the high school football programs in the Wichita area that will go into 2018 with first-year coaches. The coaches say the transition is going well.
Circle and Collegiate’s cross country teams will look much different in 2018, but the goal remains the same. The Thunderbirds and Spartans lose big names like Avery Stuever and Lakelin Conrad.
KC Royals pitchers Ian Kennedy (oblique strain) and Danny Duffy (shoulder impingement) and outfielder Brian Goodwin (groin strain) are on the disabled list.
Josh Rivas, a former Hutchinson football standout and current Kansas State offensive lineman, has shed more than 50 pounds since he got to Manhattan. Now he is fighting for a starting spot for the Wildcats.
Logan Watkins and Travis Banwart are two of the best baseball players for the Wichita Wingnuts. They are hoping their success this summer in Wichita will help their attempts at career comebacks in affiliated baseball.
There is no update on the Kansas Jayhawks quarterback battle — or at least not one football coach David Beaty is willing to share publicly. Peyton Bender, Miles Kendrick and Carter Stanley are the three players competing for the starting job.
Kansas State beat writer Kellis Robinett is back as a voter in The Associated Press Top 25 college football poll this season. Here is a sneak peek at his preseason ballot before the entire poll is released on Monday.
Isaiah Zuber led Kansas State by a wide margin in receptions last season, but that doesn’t mean he was the Wildcats’ best receiver. He only averaged 10 yards per catch. This year, he says things will be different.
All six of Wichita State’s seniors from 2018 have signed professional contracts to continue their basketball careers. Find out where Conner Frankamp, Shaq Morris, Zach Brown, Rashard Kelly, Darral Willis, and Rauno Nurger are going.
In a loss to the Toronto Blue Jays, pitcher Jorge López made his Royals debut, KC catcher Salvador Perez hit two home runs and outfielder Brett Phillips threw out Richard Ureña trying to score from second base.
Kansas State running back Alex Barnes rushed for a career high 819 yards last season, but that number could have been higher if not for a nagging ankle injury. Now healthy, he seems poised for a bounce-back year.
The Royals lost to the Blue Jays 6-5 on Tuesday night at Kauffman Stadium. Reliever Blaine Boyer allowed a two-run homer to Kevin Pillar with two outs in the eighth inning.
KU freshman forward David McCormack had a team-leading 14 points with six boards in Global Sports Academy’s victory over Almere on Tuesday in Amsterdam.
Almost every top high school football team in the Wichita area will have a different quarterback to start the 2018 season than they did last year. Some teams have gotten transfers while others are looking to the future from within.
If the Kansas Jayhawks football program has a breakthrough in 2018, it’ll likely be thanks to the unwavering commitment of team captains Daniel Wise and Joe Dineen, who spurned other options in deciding to return to KU.
Kansas City Royals manager Ned Yost is wanting the young guys on the team to see more playing time, in different positions, for the rest of the 2018 season.
