NORTHEAST KANSAS (KSNT) — This week’s episode of K-Nation focuses on both the Jayhawks’ and Wildcats losses on the football field, basketball season returning and postseason soccer right around the corner.
- K-State struggled against Oklahoma State at home on Saturday, losing 66-28
- The Wildcats’ defense struggled, allowing the Pokes to rack up 565 yards of total offense
- Collin Klein and the ‘Cats will continue to balance quarterback responsibilities between Blake Barnett and Dillon Duff
- Kansas football lost a heartbreaker on Saturday night, falling to UCF 33-32
- The Jayhawks cite needing to be more strong and consistent in their starts, after being held scoreless for almost two full quarters of playing time
- KU will need to win it’s remaining three games to reach bowl eligibility, risking missing out on a bowl game for the third-straight season
- Kansas men’s hoops went 2-0 in the opening week of the regular season, and looks ahead to a tough contest against Kentucky in the Champions Classic
- After dropping their season opener to South Dakota State, the ‘Cats picked up the first win of the Casey Alexander era on Friday against CSUN
- K-State women’s basketball is 3-0 on the early season after sweeping their opening trio of games
- KU women’s hoops won it’s first two games of the season against Omaha and Drake
- No. 18 Kansas soccer upset No. 7 Texas Tech 3-2 on Thursday to close out the regular season
- As the No. 5 seed in the Big 12 Soccer Tournament, the Jayhawks will take on No. 4 Colorado on Nov. 9
- Jayhawks Caroline Castans, Jillian Gregorski, Livvy Moore and Gianna Weiner each earned regular season honors from the Big 12 Conference
- K-State soccer ended their 2026 season with a 5-0 win over Utah on Thursday
- No. 15 Kansas volleyball swept No. 24 Baylor and Cincinnati on the week to win six-straight
- After defeating Cincinnati 3-2 on Friday, the ‘Cats fell in four sets to No. 24 Baylor on Sunday
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