We could choose to be completely sunny about this, on some level, but it just sort of seems like we would be lying to ourselves about where things stand. Nuts and bolts, Baylor. Nuts and [...]

It sure would be nice if this week’s conversations regarding K-State, Oregon and BCS standings matter as much in about three weeks as they do today.

If initial fan reaction to his hiring and subsequent questioning about his recruiting skill weren’t enough evidence already, Kansas State coach Bruce Weber can now add attendance figures to the amount of pressure he’ll face [...]

Spring football is in the air, the Kansas City Royals are off to a reasonable start, the Kansas City Chiefs have some locals worried about the draft, and today marks the first day of the [...]

The *cough* NCAA Tournament *cough* got underway last night with the first two of four play-in games. Western Kentucky and Mississippi Valley State dazzled the nation, and play-by-play man Jim Nantz, with a fantastically awful [...]

If you have Kentucky winning it all in your bracket, go ahead and call yourself a guru because RJ Bell of pregame.com says Las Vegas has John Calipari’s Wildcats as a bigger favorite to win [...]

The first time Southern Miss senior guard Angelo Johnson scores against Kansas State in Thursday’s second-round, NCAA Tournament contest won’t actually be the first time Johnson has scored against K-State.

I’m one of those “sheets of integrity” guys who refuses to fill out four or 14 different brackets; not that it matters since there are over 19.2 quintillion possibilities. So, that said, here’s my official [...]

Walking into the College Basketball Experience in downtown Kansas City never gets old to me; then again, I’m a junkie. That said, however, it never hurts when a new idea comes to life and, in [...]

Many people who get paid (including some who get paid a lot) to gauge the sports landscape and craft messages didn’t do the job this letter, written by fan Cyndi Williams, did. It was addressed [...]