After a stellar senior season, Manhattan High’s Deante Burton has verbally committed to continue his football career at K-State. The 6′-2″ 200 pound Burton played both wide receiver and cornerback for the Indians, who finished 10-1 for a third straight season, including a trip to the 6A state playoffs. He was a two-year starter and had 20 receptions this season for 327 yards and five touchdowns. Burton also picked off a pair of passes anchoring the Indians’ secondary. He also had 244 yards receiving in 2010 with three TD’s. Burton chose K-State over interest from Oklahoma State. He’ll likely receive all-Centennial League and all-state consideration when those honors are handed out in the coming weeks.
K-State got a crucial series win against Kansas to move just a half-game back of the Jayhawks in the Big 12 standings. The Cats won 2-0 Friday and 9-3 Sunday with a 6-0 loss on Saturday in between. Hear from Head Coach Brad Hill as well as pitcher Jared Moore and first baseman Wade Hinkel [...]
The newest member of Bruce Weber’s staff at K-State is Alvin Brooks III. Brooks met with the media to discuss his recruiting ties, what he likes about K-State and where his focus will be here in Manhattan.
Collin Klein threw for 475 yards and 6 TD’s to lead the Purple team in a 42-42 tie in the 2012 Purple-White spring game. Hear from Coach Snyder, Klein, Chris Harper, Arthur Brown, Ty Zimmerman, Tay Bender, Meshak Williams and more after the game.
Another frustrating weekend for K-State ended in a sweep at the hands of Oklahoma State at Tointon Family Stadium. Hear from Head Coach Brad Hill and CF Jared King after the loss on Sunday.
Matt Walters talks to K-State Quarterback Collin Klein as he gets ready for another spring game. Klein discusses what practice has been like this spring, how he feels about his new-look offensive line and what his summer will consist of.
Matt Walters sits down with K-State WR Kyle Klein. You may recognize his last name…