RJ Bell of Pregame.com has released the latest thoughts from Vegas regarding the NCAA Tournament. Local points of note: The Big 10, Big East and ACC are all expected to win more than the Big [...]

*Official school release* Matt Brown, who has led the University of Missouri-Kansas City men’s basketball program for the last six seasons, has been dismissed as head coach, Director of Athletics Tim Hall announced Tuesday.

Teams across the Big 12 had a chance to state their case for NCAA Tournament consideration on Saturday, and several made the most of it.

Editor’s note: Installment No. 3 of “Head Games” takes us to Manhattan for Saturday’s tilt between Kansas and Kansas State. Nobody, from Vegas to the University Daily Kansan, expects this game to tilt even slightly [...]

With the running back situation in good, make that great, hands these days (see below), it’s hard to remember back about four years ago when Leon Patton was suspended and later dismissed, leaving the door [...]

Last Saturday evening, Kansas State quarterback Collin Klein answered my questions with an extra bit of blandness following the KSU win against North Texas. There were general questions about the game and inquiries into the [...]

Usually, I don’t post this sort of thing. However, when virtually (and almost literally) every driving route leading into Manhattan is under some sort of construction project, it seems worth passing along. Three things here:

Kansas State quarterback Collin Klein was rolling through his standard postgame interview answers following the win against Miami. The team needed to work on getting better. It was a collective effort. The offense left a [...]

It was one of those unplanned, as-the-season-plays-out repeat settings in which I found a minute to talk with Justin Tuggle following Kansas State’s 52-13 win over Miami. The week prior, we stood in nearly the [...]

Cynicism and sarcasm normally rule the sports world these days, but once in a while, a performance flat deserves a genuine well done. – Nice work, Kansas State.