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Month: November 2019

K-State/West Virginia Game Thoughts – Enough Of Second And Long!

K-State/West Virginia Game Thoughts – Enough Of Second And Long!

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It was a second straight disappointing loss for K-State Football on Saturday, losing 24-20 to West Virginia in a game they could have won at the end if not for a Skylar Thompson interception. My Dad and I were talking a few weeks ago that it seems that offensive coordinator Courtney Messingham and Chris Klieman are pretty stubborn about running the ball right up the middle on first down for little to no gain.  Watching the game again on Sunday…

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K-State’s Big 12 Championship Game Chances Are Dwindling

K-State’s Big 12 Championship Game Chances Are Dwindling

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Tough loss Saturday at Texas.  K-State really needed to win that game and needed Baylor to lose to TCU.  Oklahoma losing to Iowa State would have been nice as well.  K-State is basically tied with Iowa State in the standings and the last game of the season will likely be the tiebreaker between the two teams.  There’s still a shot for K-State to make the championship game, but some things need to fall in line now as K-State no longer…

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10 Fun Facts About North Dakota State Basketball

10 Fun Facts About North Dakota State Basketball

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K-State basketball opens the regular season tomorrow night against North Dakota State at 7:00 in Bramlage Coliseum.  Here are 10 fun facts about NDSU basketball. 1)  North Dakota State plays in the Summit League. 2)  They won their postseason conference tournament in March to qualify for the 2019 NCAA tournament, their fourth NCAA tournament appearance. 3)  They beat North Carolina Central 78-74 in the First Four and lost to Duke 85-62 in the next round. 4)  They are picked to…

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K-State’s Big 12 Title Game Chances

K-State’s Big 12 Title Game Chances

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K-State played a great game Saturday against KU, winning 38-10.  Skylar Thompson ran for 127 yards and three touchdowns and passed for 129 yards.  This one reminded me a little bit of the way Bill Snyder’s teams used to manhandle Kansas.  While this was the 11th victory in a row against Kansas, it was the biggest margin of victory since a 45-14 drubbing of the Jayhawks in 2015. Les Miles provided K-State with some bulletin board material when a viral…

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