Country Breakfast … over easy
So, how hot, exactly, are the Kansas City Royals to start off the 2013 Major League Baseball season? Well, while it’s too early to say this might be the playoff slumpbuster, we can now say it’s [...]
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Articles by: Curtis Kitchen
Curtis Kitchen has followed the Big 12, Kansas State and national college basketball beat, including K-State's run to the NCAA Tournament Elite Eight in 2010. You can currently follow his work here and with KCSP 610 Sports Radio in Kansas City. In the past, he also covered the Kansas City Wizards (now Sporting KC) for Major League Soccer's mlsnet.com site as well as the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals for Sports Radio 810 WHB. His freelance portfolio ranges media outlets and publications, including gopowercat.com (part of the Rivals network), collegehoopsnet.com and the Miami Herald. Prior to moving to Kansas City, Kitchen was the public relations manager for the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) from 2003-2005, when he handled assigned media duties for several competition programs including the ProRally Championship and SPEED World Challenge series.
Davis falters again; NBA’s Collins comes out; Klein still wants QB
Just when we thought the Kansas City Royals were a shoo-in to hoist that American League Central April champion banner …
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Sams, Waters both impress in K-State spring game
We could say words about other things surrounding last Saturday’s Kansas State spring game, but let’s not waste our time. The most popular topic headed in was quarterbacks
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Royals’ Moustakas has OPS+ of 18; Underwood leaves Martin’s staff
While suffering through ANOTHER day off for the Kansas City Royals — the fourth official off-day in the past 12 days…
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Mike Rice, Rutgers is extreme example of everyday athletics culture
Stand down, Good Fight soldiers. The Mike Rice target was identified and erased. The entire can of political RAID angrily emptied out on a single cockroach did its intended job.
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Wichita State; Weber (cont.); KU & Michigan; Sandcastle should retire
The state of Kansas is a game away from having two teams in the NCAA Tournament’s Elite 8, just like we thought it could…
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KU only No. 1 seed not favored to win region
Courtesy of RJ Bell and Pregame.com, Las Vegas has laid out its Sweet 16 odds as the 2013 NCAA Tournament ramps back up this evening. Kansas is the only remaining No. 1 seed not favored [...]
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On Weber: don’t be the nagging wife, K-State fan…
The Kansas State Wildcats just put the wraps on the most successful combined seasons in the history of their revenue producing sports, and all some K-State fans want to do is yell at their man who just [...]
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Florida Gulf Coast’s Brett Comer once played in KC
Florida Gulf Coast University has become the darling of the 2013 NCAA Tournament, becoming the first No. 15 seed to ever make it to the Sweet 16.
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My 2013 NCAA Tournament bracket
It’s the ultimate sports test… that I ultimately fail every year. Here’s what I’m going with for the 2013 NCAA Tournament
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