Kansas State Wildcats

BY Cole Deutschendorf | 365 Sports Stillwater, Oklahoma, has rarely been kind to Kansas State. Before Saturday, the Wildcats had won there just once since 1999, a 45–40 shootout in 2017. This time, it wasn’t pretty, it wasn’t easy, and it certainly wasn’t smooth, but K-State finally broke through again, grinding out a 14–6 win…

BY Cole Deutschendorf | 365 Sports It was a relatively quiet bye week for K-State until the news that, at this point, felt almost expected. Junior running back Dylan Edwards announced he would exercise his redshirt after battling a lower-body injury for most of the 2025 season. The unexpected part came shortly after: multiple sources…

BY Cole Deutschendorf | 365 Sports There have been several games this season where K-State’s fourth-quarter issues have cost them close contests, reflected in their 1-4 record in one-score games. That was technically true last Saturday against Texas Tech, but unlike past weeks, it was more about the Red Raiders simply being the better team.…

BY Cole Deutschendorf | 365 Sports There is no doubt about it. The 2025 season has had its fair share of disappointment for the Kansas State Wildcats. They came into the season with aspirations of Arlington for the Big 12 Championship in early December, but instead started 2-4 overall and 1-2 in Big 12 play.…

BY COLE DEUTSCHENDORF | 365 Sports  The last time Kansas beat Kansas State, Instagram didn’t exist. You have to go back to November 1, 2008, when KU trounced K-State 52-21 in what was its last winning season before the Lance Leipold era. For K-State, that loss fell in the middle of a five-game skid that sealed…

BY COLE DEUTSCHENDORF | 365 Sports There may have been a fair number of fans pinching themselves at Bill Snyder Family Stadium last Saturday after the K-State Wildcats showed off what many thought the team could be before the season started by taking down TCU 41-28. It was an offense that, outside of a slow…

BY COLE DEUTSCHENDORF | 365 Sports  For 45 minutes, everything felt right in K-State’s world. The Wildcats, on the heels of a 34-20 win over UCF in which they looked better than they had all season long, had traveled south to Waco, Texas, and held a 14-point lead heading into the fourth quarter over the 3-2…