Kansas State football coach Chris Klieman picks up his fifth commitment for the 2026 recruiting class in versatile Texas running back Tanner West

AUSTIN - Welcome to the Casey Borba Show. Texas may have been pushed to the brink of elimination, but the Longhorn third baseman sure wasn't ready to put up his cleats. The sophomore infielder from Santa Ana,

Kansas State's baseball season came to an end with a loss to Texas in the NCAA Regional Tournament. The Wildcats fell to Longhorns in a final score of 15-8. Nei

K-State got a three-run homer from Seth Dardar in the bottom of the first, but Texas starter Ruger Riojas retired 18 of the next 19 batters before the Wildcats' AJ Evasco ended the drought with a solo homer in the seventh. Evasco hit a second home run in the eight, but it was too little, too late.

There was no close call this time, however, as the Wichita Southeast senior sprinter was crowned 6A champion, as his time of 10.52 seconds won the race by nearly two tenths of a second, an uncommon margin of victory in Kansas’ largest classification.

Linkon Cure is set to begin a highly-anticipated freshman season this fall at Kansas State. While he is looking forward to the next chapter, he closed out his

Casey Borba hit a grand slam in the first inning, added a three-run homer in the third inning and finished with eight RBIs to help No. 1 seed and host Texas beat third-seeded Kansas State 15-8 in an elimination game at the Austin Regional.

Terence Newman, a star defender under head coach Bill Snyder from 1999-2002, is one of 79 players on the 2026 ballot under consideration for the College Football HOF. The Salina native was a defensive staple on several memorable K-State teams. The Wildcats recorded three different 11-win seasons while he was on campus.