After a 51 to 47 loss to Utah, a game where his team ran the ball with purpose and pride for four quarters, Klieman stood there fighting back tears. He talked about being crushed. He talked about how hard his players battled. He talked like a man who carries every one of his players on his shoulders.

It’s not all bad injury news for the Kansas State football team. Head coach Chris Klieman expects Jerand Bradley to be healthy enough to play for the Wildcats when they head to Utah for their final Big 12 road game of the season Saturday at Rice-Eccles ...

This is one of those editions of the postgame grades that isn't as in-depth as others. If you saw the game, you understand why. This game was boring and somewhat uneventful, although Kansas State's defense claimed five turnovers in the 14-6 K-State victory ...