Snyder Leaves Kansas State With Memorable Victory
Bill Snyder coached his final game at Kansas State as the Wildcats rallied from a 14 point fourth quarter deficit to beat a rival and end a tumultuous season on a high note. After 17 years, Snyder departs having built a program once labeled Futility U into a national contender.
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New coach inherits solid base after Snyder era ends
Kansas State ends Bill Snyder's 17 season tenure with a 36-28 win over Missouri in Manhattan. Jordy Nelson stars with 45 receptions for 669 yards and eight touchdowns, sealing the comeback and offering hope for the next coach after a 5-6 finish.
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Cowley Women Rally to Beat Garden City in Jayhawk East
Cowley Tigers overcame a 16-point first-half deficit to defeat Garden City, 72-65, at Perryman Athletic Complex. Radoslava Bachvarova scored 14 in the second half as Garden City struggled after a strong opener and couldn't keep the lead. Coach Brasel cited guarding Bachvarova as the turning point.
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Garden City Falls Short in Heartfelt 6A Playoff Bid
Garden City Buffaloes fought to the end in Memorial Stadium but Hutchinson Hessites pulled ahead 32-15 after a comeback. Key plays turned the game, including a missed extra point and late first-half interception. Coach Mike Smith praised their effort and resolve despite the loss.
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Arizona survives rough shooting to beat Kansas in Maui opener
No 9 Arizona edged past streaky Kansas 61-49 in the EA Sports Maui Invitational opener. Olson joked about the team’s poor shooting as Mustafa Shakur and Kirk Walters led with 13 points each, while Kansas’ 27 turnovers and cold second half allowed Arizona to pull away. Walters contributed a career high and Arizona advances to meet Connecticut in the semifinals.
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