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K-State Settles With Jerome Tang

K-State Settles With Jerome Tang

K-State and Jerome Tang have reached a settlement agreement that will pay Tang 12 million dollars. I hope this is the last we will hear about this, but I am kind of jealous. I wish my employer would pay me 12 million dollars to go away!

From The Couch – Breaking Down Casey Alexander’s K-State Basketball Roster

From The Couch – Breaking Down Casey Alexander’s K-State Basketball Roster

New K-State basketball coach Casey Alexander’s roster is nearly complete. The most positive thing I can say about it is that they have potential. I put together a table of the 13 players sorted by height, also listing their previous school, games started, and points and rebounds they averaged per game. So far, the roster consists of two high school players, one returning player, and the rest are transfers. Alexander has a roster limit of 15, so it is possible…

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Matt Gilhool Joins Kansas State Men’s Basketball Program

Matt Gilhool Joins Kansas State Men’s Basketball Program

Kansas State Men’s Basketball has welcomed Matt Gilhool, a 6-foot-11, 213-pound forward from Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, to its roster for the 2026-27 season. The announcement of his commitment was made on Friday, April 24, 2026, as part of first-year head coach Casey Alexander’s new signing class. Gilhool transfers to K-State after redshirting his true freshman year at LSU during the 2025-26 season under coach Matt McMahon. Despite not playing in his freshman year, he brings significant potential to the Wildcats, having…

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From The Couch – K-State Hires Belmont Coach Casey Alexander To Lead The Men’s Basketball Program

From The Couch – K-State Hires Belmont Coach Casey Alexander To Lead The Men’s Basketball Program

Be honest. When you heard the news of this hiring, did you say, “Who?” I will be honest. It took me a quick Google search to find out who Casey Alexander is. Sure, the name sounded familiar, but I couldn’t place where he was from. For the past eight seasons, he has been the head coach at Belmont University, where he has won three conference championships: two in the Ohio Valley and one in the Missouri Valley. His only postseason…

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