Kellis Robinett
Kansas State Beat Writer at Kansas City Star
Kansas State Beat Writer at Wichita Eagle
K-State beat writer for the Wichita Eagle/Kansas City Star. Email: [email protected]
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2 days ago |
kansascity.com | Kellis Robinett
The Kansas State Wildcats once played a memorable football game against Donovan McNabb. The year was 1997. The game was the Fiesta Bowl. The final score was 35-18 in favor of the Wildcats, who beat up on a Syracuse team that had McNabb as its quarterback. That result is still fondly remembered as one of the best postseason victories in the history of K-State football. Nearly 30 years have passed since then.
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3 days ago |
kansascity.com | Kellis Robinett
A pair of Big 12 football teams are utilizing social media to make some not-so-subtle recruiting pitches to one of the most coveted prospects in the region. On Monday afternoon, both Iowa State and Kansas State shared posts on X (formerly Twitter) that were obviously directed at Great Bend tight end Ian Premer. The Wildcats were first to the punch. At 4:52 p.m. the team's official X account sent out a post that reminded the world about all the touchdowns K-State tight ends scored last season.
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3 days ago |
kansascity.com | Kellis Robinett
Years after they played against each other in the Sunflower Showdown, several former Kansas State Wildcats and Kansas Jayhawks are ready to renew their basketball rivalry at Municipal Auditorium. Tyshawn Taylor will lead JHX Hoops, a team comprised mostly of KU alums, into the Kansas City Regional of The Basketball Tournament. This unique summer event features a $1 million winner-take-all prize for the champion.
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1 week ago |
kansascity.com | Kellis Robinett
When Dalton Schoen was in high school, he had to wake up early to make time for all his extracurricular activities. In order to become an all-state athlete in baseball, basketball and football (yes, all three) while maintaining a near-perfect GPA at Blue Valley Northwest, he set his alarm for 5 a.m. every single morning. His mixture of talent and hard work eventually led him to the honor of Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year from the Kansas City Star.
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1 week ago |
kansascity.com | Kellis Robinett
Kansas State's newest football recruit has strong family ties to the Wildcats. Lawson McGraw, a promising 6-foot-4 and 205-pound athlete from Blue Valley West, has announced his intentions to play for K-State coach Chris Klieman via social media. That name should sound familiar to K-State fans. McGraw will follow in his father's footprints in Manhattan. Many in EMAW country still remember his dad, Jon McGraw.
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