Cartier Diarra has put his name in the transfer portal Wednesday afternoon. K-State head coach Bruce Weber released a statment to go along with the news: “Cartier has informed me of his desire to test his pro basketball opportunities with the option to transfer to another school for his final season of eligibility. I’m supportive [...]
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From K-State With recent events surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, K-State Athletics, in concert with the K-State Alumni Association and University officials, announced today that the 2020 Catbacker Tour has been canceled. “Traveling the state to all of the Catbacker clubs is one of the most unique grassroots tours in all of college athletics,” Athletics Director [...]
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0:00 – The Cartier Diarra era at K-State is over 12:23 – Interview with former KSU MBB coach Frank Martin 34:12 – What if Carti wasn’t hurt freshman year? 0:00 – Carti’s legacy will be as a fun role player 11:28 – Was Carti’s dunk vs. KU best Bramlage moment? 21:11 – #1 Song of [...]
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Flint Hills Area Transportation Agency buses continue to operate amid COVID-19 closures, though it’s not business as usual. Executive Director Anne Smith spoke with KMAN remotely on In Focus and says their routes will be changing as a result of the outbreak. Hours of operation will not change, but starting Monday, March 30th, ATA buses [...]
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Flint Hills Area Transportation Agency buses continue to operate amid COVID-19 closures, though it’s not business as usual. Executive Director Anne Smith spoke with KMAN remotely on In Focus and says their routes will be changing as a result of the outbreak. Hours of operation will not change, but starting Monday, March 30th, ATA buses [...]
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As more people have been staying indoors due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Riley County Police Department has seen a drastic reduction in calls for service, crime, arrests and accidents. That may not be surprising since most people are heeding the caution from local, state and federal health officials to stay at home as much [...]
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Kansas State University journalism professor and COVID-19 patient Andrew Smith remains in intensive care, but says that “things are looking up.” “We’re not to the finish line yet,” Andrew Smith said in Facebook video from his bed at Manhattan’s Ascension Via Christi Hospital. “But they’re getting better.” Smith, an educator, actor and Common Table president, [...]
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Kansas State University journalism professor and COVID-19 patient Andrew Smith remains in intensive care, but says that “things are looking up.” “We’re not to the finish line yet,” Andrew Smith said in Facebook video from his bed at Manhattan’s Ascension Via Christi Hospital. “But they’re getting better.” Smith, an educator, actor and Common Table president, [...]
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