Tag Archives: Kansas State
Cotton Bowl Highlights: Arkansas 29 – Kansas St. 16
ARLINGTON, TX – Arkansas jumped out to a 19-0 lead and never looked back, defeating Kansas State in the Cotton Bowl by a final score of 29-16. Tyler Wilson threw for 216 yards and two touchdowns for the Razorbacks, who finished the season 11-2, with their only two losses coming… Read More »
Full Interview: K-State QB Collin Klein
Collin Klein and the Kansas State Wildcats take on Arkansas in tonight’s AT&T Cotton Bowl. Ahead of the game, the star quarterback spoke with our Jason Horowitz. (Listen to Collin Klein’s interview with Jason Horowitz) Coverage of the 2012 Cotton Bowl begins at 8PM Eastern. Brad Sham and Terry Donahue… Read More »
TD’s Extra Point: An Earth-Shaking Classic in Stillwater
Saturday’s game between Oklahoma State and Kansas State was as good as I have seen all year. No one, including me, had much hope for a competitive game, much less a classic. Yes, I said classic. Those two programs can play in a classic; it doesn’t always have to be… Read More »
NCAA Football Radio Highlights and Recap: Oklahoma St. 52 – Kansas St. 45
STILLWATER, OK – Brandon Weeden threw for 502 yards, including 13 connections with star wide receiver Justin Blackmon, as Oklahoma State outlasted Kansas State 52-45 Saturday night. The Cowboys (9-0) trailed by a point with under five minutes to go when Weeden hit Blackmon for a 54-yd score and a… Read More »TD’s Extra Point: Sooners Gone Wild
Oklahoma was obviously really mad at Texas Tech for ending the Sooners’ 39-game home win streak a couple weeks ago. So what did they do? They destroyed Kansas State’s miraculous undefeated season and, in turn, the homecoming festivities this past weekend in Manhattan, Kansas. From the opening drive on, the… Read More »
NCAA Football Radio Highlights and Recap: Oklahoma 58 – Kansas St. 17
MANHATTAN, KS (10/29/11) – Landry Jones threw for a school-record 505 yards and five touchdowns, and Oklahoma shut out Kansas State in the 2nd half as the Sooners (7-1) defeated the Wildcats (7-1) by a final score of 58-17. Oklahoma led 23-17 at halftime and scored 35 unanswered points after… Read More »
