The margin for error against Baylor, the No. 1-ranked women’s basketball team in the country, is small.

Kansas State learned just how small during a 70-41 loss to the Bears on Saturday night at Bramlage Coliseum.

Despite taking a 19-13 lead on a three-pointer from Brittany Chambers that sent a sellout crowd of 12,528 into a fre...Read More

There was a moment during Kansas State’s 64-53 victory over Texas A&M on Saturday at Bramlage Coliseum when the Wildcats’ recent struggles seemed to fade away.

It occurred midway through the second half, with the game still in doubt. K-State was inbounding the ball in front of its own bench, and the home crowd rose to its fe...Read More

When the No. 1-ranked Baylor women’s basketball team steps onto the Bramlage Coliseum floor tonight, it will have to defend its undefeated record in front of a large Kansas State crowd.

Thanks to a “Pack the House” campaign that features $1 tickets and select concessions, the Wildcats are expecting a near-sellout. Tha...Read More

One look at the calendar is all it takes for Kansas State to feel a boost in confidence.

Even though the Wildcats have lost their past two games and are 4-5 in the Big 12, they look forward to the second half of their conference schedule knowing it’s the time of year the Wildcats have been at their best.

During Frank Martin&#...Read More

Kansas State football coach Bill Snyder only needed one word to describe what he liked best about the Wildcats’ latest recruiting class, which the school announced on Wednesday: Variety.

It’s easy to see why. There are few common bonds of K-State’s 26 newest players. Seven went through deferred enrollment last season,...Read More

Brittany Chambers scored 17 points and Jalana Childs added 16 as the Kansas State women beat Texas 64-55 on Wednesday in Austin.

The Wildcats took the lead for good with just more than three minutes to play when a layup by Childs made it 54-52 Childs and Mariah White combined for K-State’s final 12 points.

Defense helped carry ...Read More

When Kent Gainous took his official visit to Kansas State, it didn’t take much for the Wildcats coaching staff to get him fired up about playing football for them next season.

As a skilled safety out of Trinity Valley junior college (Athens, Texas) he will have the opportunity to play immediately. K-State is in search of a replacem...Read More

As far as gut-wrenching losses go, Kansas State’s 72-70 defeat at the hands of Iowa State on Tuesday at Hilton Coliseum is hard to top.

With one shot, the Wildcats went from being in control of a pivotal conference basketball game to down on their luck in a wild road environment.

The turn of events came with 1.8 seconds remain...Read More

Before they came together at Iowa State and helped turn the Cyclones into the potential NCAA Tournament team they are today, Royce White, Chris Babb, Chris Allen and Anthony Booker were spread across the country at different Division I schools.

But when you ask ISU coach Fred Hoiberg about the development of the four high-profile transfer...Read More

– At this rate, Lon Kruger won’t be greeted with smiles and applause at Bramlage Coliseum much longer.

Though the former Kansas State basketball player and coach has contributed so much to his alma mater that his name and number hang from the rafters, he has been an undeniable thorn in the Wildcats’ side lately.