Kansas State Football rose from the ashes when the university hired Bill Snyder. This is a collection of five of the biggest wins in the Snyder era. Enjoy.
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The Kansas City Chiefs opened their preseason with a vanilla offense and a bland defense, showing nothing from their arsenal on either side of the ball.
The preseason is upon us. The Kansas City Chiefs now start the final process in evaluating their roster for the upcoming season. It's now or never for many.
Not since Todd Blackledge in 1983 have the Kansas City Chiefs invested so much as a first round pick on a quarterback. This has caused chaos amongst fans.
Since the league has cracked down with new defensive rules in place, stacked offenses like the Kansas City Chiefs should thrive.
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The general consensus for potential struggles of the Kansas City Chiefs is on the defensive side of the ball. Let's compare the defense to AFC West rivals.
The Kansas City Chiefs have been hyped up this offseason. At the same time, many don't believe they will contend. How far could this team really go?
Kansas State Football has a couple new faces in new coaching positions this season. The coaching staff and the styles will be quite different this year.
It's almost football season. That means Kansas Basketball returns shortly after. The focus in 2018 should be on a National Championship, nothing else.
The Kansas City Chiefs could be special in 2018. The defense is thought to be the one ingredient that could hold them back from a deep playoff run.
Kansas State Football has a chance to make some real noise in 2018. There are some big games the Wildcats must perform well in to compete in the Big 12.
When the Kansas City Chiefs traded up in last year's draft, fans knew it was for one of two quarterbacks. What if the Chiefs had drafted Watson instead?
The Kansas City Chiefs have a plethora of playmakers on offense. What does this mean for Demetrius Harris? Little to no role in 2018 more than likely.
The biggest question mark for Kansas State Football is the state of the defense. What once was a strong point for the Wildcats will look quite new in 2018.
There has probably never been a player come from Kansas State Football like Darren Sproles. He has announced that 2018 will be his final year.
Bill Snyder and his Kansas State Football program come into 2018 with a chance to make a lot of noise. The offense will be a big reason for that noise.
Kansas State Football has had some pretty good quarterbacks come through Manhattan. Here we will take an in-depth look at both the 2018 recruits.
Training camp for the Kansas City Chiefs is right around the corner. For a team with question marks, there's plenty to look for. Here are the top three.
The Kansas City Chiefs have a fan base well known for their loyalty and noise. The Chiefs have a celebrity A-list of fans as well, including superheroes.