Arne Green
Kansas State Beat Writer at Salina Journal
Kansas State beat writer for Topeka Capital-Journal/Salina Journal/Hutchinson News.
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cjonline.com | Arne Green
Kansas State football fans had better free up their evenings for the Wildcats' upcoming nonconference schedule. After opening their season with an 11 a.m. (CT) Big 12 week zero matchup against Iowa State on Aug. 23 in Dublin, Ireland, the Wildcats will play all three of their non-league games under the lights. The Big 12 and its television partners announced their selections and kickoff times for the first three regular weeks of the 2025 season on Thursday, and K-State's games are all at night.
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1 week ago |
cjonline.com | Arne Green
Kansas State baseball coach Pete Hughes knows from experience how difficult it can be to reach the NCAA Tournament. It took him six seasons at K-State to finally get there with the Wildcats in 2024, ending their 11-year postseason drought. The fact that the Wildcats have now done it in back-to-back years tells Hughes that his program is on the right track. That they have done it with a brand-new roster is further validation.
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1 week ago |
salina.com | Arne Green
Kansas State baseball coach Pete Hughes knows from experience how difficult it can be to reach the NCAA Tournament. It took him six seasons at K-State to finally get there with the Wildcats in 2024, ending their 11-year postseason drought. The fact that the Wildcats have now done it in back-to-back years tells Hughes that his program is on the right track. That they have done it with a brand-new roster is further validation.
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1 week ago |
cjonline.com | Arne Green
Kansas State basketball coach Jerome Tang landed Memphis guard PJ Haggerty, the American Conference player of the year, from the transfer portal. Haggerty, a 6-foot-3 guard, averaged 21.7 points, 5.8 rebounds, and 3.7 assists last season. Haggerty is the fifth incoming Division I transfer for K-State, joining guards Abdi Bashir and Nate Johnson, and forwards Marcus Johnson and Khamari McGriff. Kansas State basketball coach Jerome Tang has once again made a late offseason recruiting splash.
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1 week ago |
cjonline.com | Arne Green
Kansas State baseball is back in the NCAA Tournament and looking for more. After breaking an 11-year postseason drought and advancing to the Super Regionals for just the second time in program history last year, the Wildcats (31-24) claimed their second straight NCAA bid on Monday as the No. 3 seed in the Austin Regional. Texas is ranked No. 2 overall.
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K-State women's golf wins the day to tie for second and claim first trip to nationals by tying for second in NCAA Lexington Regional. Carla Bernat shoots 6-under and is individual medalist. https://t.co/GjmYcW5BuX
Most mock drafts had K-State safety Marques Sigle going in the seventh round, but the San Francisco 49ers make him the No. 160 overall pick in the fifth round. With his selection K-State now has at least three players drafted for a third straight year.
Wildcat heading to The Bay 🌁 https://t.co/47eWrSa6rX
DJ Giddens goes to the Indianapolis Colts with the No. 151 overall pick, 14th in the fifth round, in the 2025 NFL Draft. He follows cornerback Jacob Parrish, who went to the Tampa Bay Bucs in the third round Friday.