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Week 1: West Virginia vs. Marshall
Week 2: Kansas State vs. Miami
Week 3: Texas at Ole Miss
Week 4: Kansas State at Oklahoma
Week 5: Texas at Oklahoma State
Week 6: West Virginia at Texas
Week 7: Oklahoma vs. Texas at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas
Week 8: Kansas State at West Virginia
Week 9: Notre Dame at Oklahoma
Week 10: Oklahoma State at Kansas State
Manhattan will be Manhappenin' (sorry), and one of the nation's most underrated atmospheres will be at full throttle in what could be a prime-time matchup. Kansas State will be fighting for a BCS bid once again, and this one might well decide plenty in the Big 12 race.
Texas and its ESPN partner have approached Kansas State as a possible second game to be broadcast on the Longhorn Network this fall. As of now, only the Rice game will be shown on the network, assuming it finds some carriers. Asked to confirm KSU as a partner, Dodds texted that Texas is "looking at all of our home games."
Union Program Council presents JASON DERÜLO!
Monday, April 11 * 7:30 pm * Bramlage Coliseum
Tickets will go on sale Thursday, March 10 at 8:30 am in the Athletics Ticket Office, by phone at (800) 221-CATS, or at kstatesports.com.
For ticket information, visit www.k-state.edu/upc.
Follow @kstateUPC on Twitter or like “K-State Student Union Program Council” on Facebook for concert updates.
Morningstar — he received his degree in communication studies last May — plans on playing pro ball somewhere next season.
“I think keeping on playing would be the most fun now,” Morningstar said, acknowledging he’s not sure what career path outside of hoops he’d pursue.
“I see Charles Barkley and those guys on TV, I would love to do something like that,” Morningstar added of getting into broadcasting. “I feel to be on such a high level, TNT or something, you have to be an NBA veteran or all-star so people recognize you. I think that would be the most fun, you sit around a studio and talk about basketball. I’d like to stay around the game, maybe get into coaching later in my life, something like that.
“I’ve got no clue what’s coming up. A lot of those decisions are made after the season is over. There’s a lot of season left. We want to make it last as long as we possibly can.”
“He’s definitely known around here,” FSHS senior Alec Heline said. “But it’s not like he’s a hero or something. I still look up to him. He’s a fun player to watch and it’s kind of crazy that he went here.”
UDKbasketball Thomas Robinson's mother died of a heart attack yesterday. He's lost two grandparents and his mom in the last three weeks. #kubball
Out of this 3rd Rock, n-gga air it out
I am on my Tom Brady y’all n-ggas is Eric Crouch
what the bloodclot, Tommie Frazier f-ck yourself
I can see your album coming
that crap's like a sucker punch
Dear faculty, staff and students:
This year our home basketball schedule includes a men's basketball game
with Virginia Tech at 3 p.m., Tuesday, November 16. This is a
wonderful opportunity to showcase our university and basketball program
since the game will be nationally telecast on ESPN as part of their
College Hoops Tip-Off Marathon.
Obviously, a Tuesday afternoon game poses some unique challenges for our
academic schedule, which will not change due to the basketball game.
Classes will be in session as usual for the entire day as will evening
classes. All classified and non-classified staff are expected to
maintain their normal working hours. Student-athletes, cheerleaders,
pep band members, student managers and others who may have activities
associated with the game are responsible for alerting professors in a
timely manner in advance of the absence and for coordinating make-up of
any work or tests missed during the absence.
Traffic on and around campus, particularly near Bramlage Coliseum, will
be heightened as fans arrive for the game. We have been informed by
Athletics that normal basketball parking procedures will be in place for
lots at the Sports Complex. Basketball parking will open at 1:30
p.m., 90 minutes prior to tipoff.
All faculty, staff and students are asked to be aware and allow extra
time and caution as they move about campus that afternoon and early
evening. Safety for all fans is important.
We are looking forward to a great basketball game – Go Cats!
April C. Mason
Provost and Senior Vice President
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