Bill Snyder to coach K-State again in 2016
Bill Snyder announced his return to Kansas State for the 2016 season after consulting with his family. The 76 year old coach, who began at K-State in 1989 and has 193 wins, 101 losses, and a 16 bowl-game track, will start his 25th season at Stanford opening.
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Weber sees critical home games for K State basketball
Kansas State coach Bruce Weber downplays must win talk but stresses the importance of home games vs Texas Tech and No 17 Iowa State after a 0 3 Big 12 start. He cites NFL turnaround as motivation and urges better offense, ball handling, and execution from Brown Edwards and Iwundu to fuel a potential improvement.
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Alabama wins sixth national championship
Alabama battles back as Clemson leads 14-7 before halftime. Deshaun Watson connects for 24 yards to Charone Peake and 20 to Jordan Leggett, while Eddie Jackson intercepts a Watson throw. Alabama faces the pressure with sacks on Coker and Henry’s rushing score. Pettway blocks a 44 yard field goal to end the half in a stalemate.
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Top 100 Wichita State shocks players ranking update
The Wichita Eagle begins a weekly run of its Top 100 all time Shocker players from 1951-52 forward. It notes shifts since 2002, highlights eras under Turgeon and Marshall, and invites reader debate while outlining criteria and ongoing weekly installments.
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depth proves its value for Lady Busters in tight win
Angel Muir added a season high six points as the Lady Busters, 6 1 in Jayhawk standings, beat Cowley eight points at Hutchinson. Scott and Dobbins fouled out late but depth carried the game as Salazar touted a deeper bench and three straight victories countering concerns about rosters and depth.
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Diallo Learning the curve for Kansas basketball
Kansas coach Bill Self views Diallo as a raw talent still learning the Jayhawks system. Diallo ranks high in block rate and shoots 54 percent, while Self notes his limited experience and need to develop feel. Team members cite film study extra work, weight training, and patience ahead of Diallo's impact this season.
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