K-State Great Jim Colbert Dies At Age 85
K-State football alumnus and golf great Jim Colbert died Sunday at the age of 85. Colbert is a retired American professional golfer known for his impressive achievements on the PGA Tour and the Champions Tour. Born on March 9, 1941, in Elizabeth, New Jersey, Colbert turned professional in 1965 and quickly made a name for himself on the golf circuit. Throughout his career, Colbert earned a total of eight PGA Tour victories, with his first significant win at the 1974…
Returner Bryce Norenberg Leaves K-State Football Team After Snub
K-State returner Bryce Norenberg left the K-State football team after spring football, according to a post from his father on Facebook. Although Scott Norenberg appears to have deleted the post, The Topeka Capital–Journal reported it said the following… “It was an amazing couple (of) years in Manhattan, but then D1 College Football did what it does. New HC Collin Klein brought in all new coaches and players … paid them accordingly, and (Bryce Noernberg) found himself at the bottom of…
K-State Football Doing Well In 2027 Recruiting
According to 247Sports, K-State football ranks 21st in their 2027 team recruiting rankings. This is the highest I’ve seen K-State ranked in quite some time. Currently two spots behind Georgia? That’s quite something. I’ll continue to watch this and keep you updated!
Collin Klien Lands Commitment From Quarterback Cameron Kruse
Collin Klein has landed his first high school quarterback commitment since returning as K-State’s head football coach. Cameron Kruse is a 2027 prospect out of Tennessee. Kruse announced his commitment to the Wildcats on social media on Tuesday, April 28. He is currently unranked by major recruiting services, but he chose K-State over offers from Miami, Northwestern, West Virginia, Memphis, and others. Listed at 6-foot-2, 195 pounds, Kruse is coming off a season in which he completed 73% of his…