The Big 12 will still have some longstanding rivalries once Texas and Oklahoma split for the Southeastern Conference. Century-old games like Kansas versus Kansas State and Baylor versus TCU remain. There is also Farmageddon between Iowa State and Kansas State that will be played for the 105th season in a row October 16. That is the same day Baylor hosts No. 10 BYU. The Cougars, fifth-ranked Cincinnati, Central Florida and Houston will be Big 12 teams within two to three seasons.

The Big 12 will still have some longstanding rivalries once Texas and Oklahoma split for the Southeastern Conference. Century-old games like Kansas versus Kansas State and Baylor versus TCU remain. There is also Farmageddon between Iowa State and Kansas State that will be played for the 105th season in a row October 16. That is the same day Baylor hosts No. 10 BYU. The Cougars, fifth-ranked Cincinnati, Central Florida and Houston will be Big 12 teams within two to three seasons.

Some Big 12 rivalries will continue

The Lady Jay tennis team competed in the Centennial League Tennis Tournament on Monday.&nbsp; The singles players led the way for the Lady Jays.&nbsp; Abby Ratts went 2-3 on the day and finished in 8th&nbsp;place, while Rachel Cho went 3-3 and finished in 10th&nbsp;place.&nbsp; Both singles players were able to avenge losses to Topeka West players that had beaten them earlier in the season.&nbsp; All singles players were put into the same field.

The doubles team of Stephanie Stanislow and Avery Jacobsen went 2-3 on the day, finishing in 13th&nbsp;place.&nbsp; The other doubles team of Hannah Ratts and Grace Harris finished in 14th&nbsp;place.&nbsp; Doubles teams were also put into the same field.&nbsp; Washburn Rural won the team title with 86 points.&nbsp; Junction City finished in 6th&nbsp;place with 46 points.

The Lady Jays next compete in the 6A regional tennis tournament on October 8-9 at the Kossover Tennis Center in Topeka.&nbsp; Matches will start at 10 am.

The Lady Jay tennis team competed in the Centennial League Tennis Tournament on Monday.&nbsp; The singles players led the way for the Lady Jays.&nbsp; Abby Ratts went 2-3 on the day and finished in 8th&nbsp;place, while Rachel Cho went 3-3 and finished in 10th&nbsp;place.&nbsp; Both singles players were able to avenge losses to Topeka West players that had beaten them earlier in the season.&nbsp; All singles players were put into the same field.The doubles team of Stephanie Stanislow and Avery Jacobsen went 2-3 on the day, finishing in 13th&nbsp;place.&nbsp; The other doubles team of Hannah Ratts and Grace Harris finished in 14th&nbsp;place.&nbsp; Doubles teams were also put into the same field.&nbsp; Washburn Rural won the team title with 86 points.&nbsp; Junction City finished in 6th&nbsp;place with 46 points.The Lady Jays next compete in the 6A regional tennis tournament on October 8-9 at the Kossover Tennis Center in Topeka.&nbsp; Matches will start at 10 am.

Lady Jays compete in league tennis tournament

MANHATTAN, Kan.&nbsp;–&nbsp;The Big 12 Conference and ESPN announced Monday that Kansas State’s October 16 home contest against Iowa State will kick off at 6:30 p.m. and will be televised by ESPN2.

It is the first time that an ESPN channel will broadcast the Wildcats and Cyclones since 2017 when K-State earned a 20-19 walkoff victory in a game televised by ESPN2.

The home team has won each of the last four games in the series. Last time in Manhattan, K-State capped its first regular season under head coach&nbsp;Chris Klieman&nbsp;with a 27-17 victory over the Cyclones.

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 </figure>MANHATTAN, Kan.&nbsp;–&nbsp;The Big 12 Conference and ESPN announced Monday that Kansas State’s October 16 home contest against Iowa State will kick off at 6:30 p.m. and will be televised by ESPN2.It is the first time that an ESPN channel will broadcast the Wildcats and Cyclones since 2017 when K-State earned a 20-19 walkoff victory in a game televised by ESPN2.The home team has won each of the last four games in the series. Last time in Manhattan, K-State capped its first regular season under head coach&nbsp;Chris Klieman&nbsp;with a 27-17 victory over the Cyclones.

K-State vs. Iowa State Set for Night Kick

Junction City captured first place in both the cross country varsity boys and girls team races in the Bob Schmoekel Invitational at Milford State Park on Saturday. The Blue Jays finished with the low team score of 32 points while the Lady Jays finished with a score of 36 points.

Tyler Atkins won the boys race in 16:21.2. "I just stayed with the pack for two miles and then try to just close the last mile to prepared for regionals and league on this course."

For Junction City, Isaiah Smith finished 4th&nbsp; in 17:52.3, Alex Curto 8th in 18:25.8 and Ty Raulston 10th in 18:33.3.

In the girls varsity race for Junction City, Brynna York captured 1st in 20:09.9, Lorna Rae Pierce was 2nd in 20:26.6, Reagan McGuire 4th in 20:57.4 and Katelyn Atkins 9th in 21:32.9.

Junction City captured first place in both the cross country varsity boys and girls team races in the Bob Schmoekel Invitational at Milford State Park on Saturday. The Blue Jays finished with the low team score of 32 points while the Lady Jays finished with a score of 36 points.Tyler Atkins won the boys race in 16:21.2. "I just stayed with the pack for two miles and then try to just close the last mile to prepared for regionals and league on this course."For Junction City, Isaiah Smith finished 4th&nbsp; in 17:52.3, Alex Curto 8th in 18:25.8 and Ty Raulston 10th in 18:33.3.In the girls varsity race for Junction City, Brynna York captured 1st in 20:09.9, Lorna Rae Pierce was 2nd in 20:26.6, Reagan McGuire 4th in 20:57.4 and Katelyn Atkins 9th in 21:32.9.

JCHS sweeps the top spots in the Bob Schmoeckel Invitational

MANHATTAN, Kan. — Kansas State had its chances, but was unable to come out on top against #4 ranked Oklahoma Saturday. The Sooners held off K-State 37-31.&nbsp;

Wildcats' quarterback Skylar Thompson made an unexpected return to the field Saturday, having not played since the first quarter of K-State's second game of the season against Southern Illinois. His return clearly uplifted the Wildcat offense, leading them to 420 yards of total offense and a career-high 29 completions.&nbsp;

"Just having him on the field, in the huddle, the leader that he is, the player that he is, we were super ecstatic whenever we got the news that he was playing today," said running back Deuce Vaughn. "He's a leader of men. He's our guy."&nbsp;

The Wildcat offense did its best to keep pace with the high-powered Sooner offense, but K-State's defense just couldn't ever seem to get a stop when it needed to.&nbsp;

"Give their offense credit. When we blitzed they would crack our extra player that was responsible for the flat. We just couldn't rally," said&nbsp;Kansas State Head Coach Chris Klieman post game. "We didn't tackle exceptionally well on defense, but Oklahoma is a really good offensive team that can make some plays and make people miss. It's something we have to improve on."

Despite trailing by as many as 17, Kansas State would keep fighting. A touchdown brought the wildcats back within 10, but they would attempt an onside kick to catch the Sooners off guard.&nbsp;

The kick was recovered by Kansas State, but then reviewed, and confirmed to be K-State's ball. Then, Oklahoma challenged that same play a second time, where the officials then confirmed that K-State kicker Ty Zentner's foot touched the ball twice in one kicking motion, making it illegal touching and giving OU the ball back.&nbsp;

The development puzzled many fans and members of the media, and Chris Klieman shared his frustrations as well in the postgame press conference.

"I really don't know. I'm frustrated like a lot of K-Staters out there," said Klieman. "Didn't get a great explanation but they reviewed it and then they didn't see anything. Everything was clean, then they challenged it, another review. I didn't know you could review a review. Evidently you can. I don't know what that was, but must have had some really good evidence that I didn't see."

Kansas State would again rally, scoring a late touchdown on a 93-yard kickoff return for touchdown by Malik Knowles, getting the Wildcats to within six points in the final two minutes of the game, but they would again come up empty on the onside kick to end the game.&nbsp;

The Wildcats fall to 3-2 on the season and 0-2 in Big 12 play, and will head into a bye week before hosting Iowa State on October 16th.&nbsp;

BY JACKSON SCHNEIDERMANHATTAN, Kan. — Kansas State had its chances, but was unable to come out on top against #4 ranked Oklahoma Saturday. The Sooners held off K-State 37-31.&nbsp;Wildcats' quarterback Skylar Thompson made an unexpected return to the field Saturday, having not played since the first quarter of K-State's second game of the season against Southern Illinois. His return clearly uplifted the Wildcat offense, leading them to 420 yards of total offense and a career-high 29 completions.&nbsp;"Just having him on the field, in the huddle, the leader that he is, the player that he is, we were super ecstatic whenever we got the news that he was playing today," said running back Deuce Vaughn. "He's a leader of men. He's our guy."&nbsp;The Wildcat offense did its best to keep pace with the high-powered Sooner offense, but K-State's defense just couldn't ever seem to get a stop when it needed to.&nbsp;"Give their offense credit. When we blitzed they would crack our extra player that was responsible for the flat. We just couldn't rally," said&nbsp;Kansas State Head Coach Chris Klieman post game. "We didn't tackle exceptionally well on defense, but Oklahoma is a really good offensive team that can make some plays and make people miss. It's something we have to improve on."Despite trailing by as many as 17, Kansas State would keep fighting. A touchdown brought the wildcats back within 10, but they would attempt an onside kick to catch the Sooners off guard.&nbsp;The kick was recovered by Kansas State, but then reviewed, and confirmed to be K-State's ball. Then, Oklahoma challenged that same play a second time, where the officials then confirmed that K-State kicker Ty Zentner's foot touched the ball twice in one kicking motion, making it illegal touching and giving OU the ball back.&nbsp;The development puzzled many fans and members of the media, and Chris Klieman shared his frustrations as well in the postgame press conference."I really don't know. I'm frustrated like a lot of K-Staters out there," said Klieman. "Didn't get a great explanation but they reviewed it and then they didn't see anything. Everything was clean, then they challenged it, another review. I didn't know you could review a review. Evidently you can. I don't know what that was, but must have had some really good evidence that I didn't see."Kansas State would again rally, scoring a late touchdown on a 93-yard kickoff return for touchdown by Malik Knowles, getting the Wildcats to within six points in the final two minutes of the game, but they would again come up empty on the onside kick to end the game.&nbsp;The Wildcats fall to 3-2 on the season and 0-2 in Big 12 play, and will head into a bye week before hosting Iowa State on October 16th.&nbsp;FINAL STATS<figure>
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K-State falls short of #4 Oklahoma

Christian Brothers College, Mo. 42, St. Thomas Aquinas 7

St. James Academy 33, St. Pius X (Kansas City), Mo. 13

PREP FOOTBALL=Andover 49, Wichita Heights 7Andover Central 51, Valley Center 10Axtell 54, Frankfort 8Blue Valley Randolph 52 Linn 50BV Northwest 55, BV Southwest 8Basehor-Linwood 42, Shawnee Heights 7Belle Plaine 43, Bluestem 0Bishop Miege 28, BV West 14Blue Valley 45, BV North 23Buhler 56, Augusta 21Burlingame 47, Washington County 0Caldwell 51, Stafford 14Chanute 44, Independence 0Chaparral 41, Garden Plain 21Cheney 27, Pratt 14Cheylin 45, Greeley County 0Christian Brothers College, Mo. 42, St. Thomas Aquinas 7Circle 35, Winfield 31Clifton-Clyde 50, Valley Falls 6Columbus 28, Cherryvale 6Concordia 50 Clay Center 0Derby 55, Hutchinson 6Dighton 50, Ingalls 0Fort Scott 19, Labette County 15Fredonia 35, Neodesha 0Frontenac 42, Burlington 6Galena 38, Caney Valley 22Garden City 49, Liberal 0Girard 38, Prairie View 15Goessel 42, Moundridge 22Hays-TMP-Marian 27, Ellis 0Hoisington 36, Minneapolis 6Inman 48, Plainville 3Iola 34, Anderson County 7Jackson Heights 38, Troy 15Junction City 54, Topeka West 16KC Piper 23, Tonganoxie 20Kingman 41, Douglass 7Lawrence Free State 41, Mill Valley 20Leavenworth 14, Lansing 7Lincoln 34 Herington 24Little River 60, Canton-Galva 52Lyons 36, Sterling 12Maize 28, Salina South 7Maize South 68, Newton 24Manhattan 48 Topeka Seaman 21Moscow 45, Pawnee Heights 28Mulvane 51, Coffeyville 6Norwich 42, Sylvan-Lucas 12Olpe 63, Pleasanton 0Osborne 36, Hanover 26Ottawa 30, Bonner Springs 13Parsons 42, Baxter Springs 7Pittsburg 35, Wichita South 20Riley County 37 Chapman 16Riverton 16, Erie 0Rock Creek 34, Sabetha 20Russell 12, Scott City 7SM Northwest 41, Lawrence 24Salina Central 51, Arkansas City 14Sedan 60, Oswego 8Sedgwick 55, Ell-Saline 12Silver Lake 63, Mission Valley 0Smith Center 41, Oakley 8Smoky Valley 40, Goodland 6Southeast Saline 45, Colby 0St. James Academy 33, St. Pius X (Kansas City), Mo. 13Topeka Hayden 38, Osawatomie 0Uniontown 50, Northern Heights 6Victoria 56, Central Plains 6Washburn Rural 45, Emporia 9Wellsville 45, Eureka 12Wichita Collegiate 56, Wichita Trinity 7Wichita Northwest 55, Wichita Campus 21

Friday night football scores

JUNCTION CITY, Kan. - The Junction City Blue Jays won their third-straight Centennial League contest Friday, defeating the Topeka West Chargers 54-16 in front of a packed homecoming crowd.&nbsp;

Junction City jumped out to a 13-0 lead before the Chargers even ran an offensive play, and would take a 20-0 advantage into the half.&nbsp;

In the second half, the Blue Jay offense amped up their ground attack and would extend their lead to 41-0 before Topeka West would finally answer. 

The Chargers would capitalize on a 51-yard touchdown run to get on the board and recover an onside kick to give themselves momentum. They would put eight more points on the board, but the Blue Jay lead would just be too much.&nbsp;

Junction City improves to 4-1 on the season and will move on to host Topeka High on Thursday at Blue Jay Stadium. The Blue Jays and Trojans met in week one of the season, a 34-0 JCHS win in a severe weather-shortened game in the Capital City.&nbsp;

BY JACKSON SCHNEIDERJUNCTION CITY, Kan. - The Junction City Blue Jays won their third-straight Centennial League contest Friday, defeating the Topeka West Chargers 54-16 in front of a packed homecoming crowd.&nbsp;Junction City jumped out to a 13-0 lead before the Chargers even ran an offensive play, and would take a 20-0 advantage into the half.&nbsp;In the second half, the Blue Jay offense amped up their ground attack and would extend their lead to 41-0 before Topeka West would finally answer. The Chargers would capitalize on a 51-yard touchdown run to get on the board and recover an onside kick to give themselves momentum. They would put eight more points on the board, but the Blue Jay lead would just be too much.&nbsp;Junction City improves to 4-1 on the season and will move on to host Topeka High on Thursday at Blue Jay Stadium. The Blue Jays and Trojans met in week one of the season, a 34-0 JCHS win in a severe weather-shortened game in the Capital City.&nbsp;

JCHS rolls over Topeka West on Homecoming

WATCH LIVE: JCHS hosts Topeka West on Homecoming

WEEK 5 - Friday, October 1st

Chapman Fighting Irish @ Riley County Falcons

Council Grove Braves @ Marysville Bulldogs (<a href="https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/marysville-high-school-marysville-ks/gama7abb19fd1">WATCH LIVE HERE</a>)

Emporia Spartans @ Washburn Rural Junior Blues&nbsp;

Frankfort Wildcats @ Axtell Eagles (<a href="https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/axtell-high-school-axtell-ks/gam97eb7f08fa">WATCH LIVE HERE</a>)

Manhattan-Flint Hills Christian Eagles @ Wichita Homeschool Warriors

Topeka Hayden Wildcats @ Osawatomie Trojans (<a href="https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/osawatomie-high-school-osawatomie-ks/game2070de251">WATCH LIVE HERE</a>)

Topeka High Trojans @ Topeka Highland Park Scots&nbsp;

Topeka Seaman Vikings @ Manhattan High Indians

Topeka West Chargers @ Junction City Blue Jays (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDOcIGJdR5s">WATCH LIVE HERE</a>)

Burlingame Bearcats @ Washington County Tigers (<a href="https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/washington-county-high-school-washington-ks/gam2089d90e9f">WATCH LIVE HERE</a>)

Hays High Indians @ Abilene Cowboys (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-IJOCGlcBZ-1dvRZO_9_fA">WATCH LIVE HERE</a>)

Linn Bulldogs @ Blue Valley Randolph Rams

Paola Panthers @ Wamego Red Raiders (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/c/PaolaSportsLive">WATCH LIVE HERE</a>)

Sabetha Blue Jays @ Rock Creek Mustangs (<a href="https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/rock-creek-high-school-westmoreland-ks/gam359794034e">WATCH LIVE HERE</a>)

Valley Heights Mustangs @ Wabaunsee Chargers (<a href="https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/wabaunsee-high-school-alma-ks/gam63453c3cef">WATCH LIVE HERE</a>)

WEEK 5 - Friday, October 1stChapman Fighting Irish @ Riley County FalconsClay Center Tigers @ Concordia PanthersCouncil Grove Braves @ Marysville Bulldogs (<a href="https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/marysville-high-school-marysville-ks/gama7abb19fd1">WATCH LIVE HERE</a>)Emporia Spartans @ Washburn Rural Junior Blues&nbsp;Frankfort Wildcats @ Axtell Eagles (<a href="https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/axtell-high-school-axtell-ks/gam97eb7f08fa">WATCH LIVE HERE</a>)Manhattan-Flint Hills Christian Eagles @ Wichita Homeschool WarriorsSt. Marys Bears @ Nemaha Central ThunderTopeka Hayden Wildcats @ Osawatomie Trojans (<a href="https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/osawatomie-high-school-osawatomie-ks/game2070de251">WATCH LIVE HERE</a>)Topeka High Trojans @ Topeka Highland Park Scots&nbsp;Topeka Seaman Vikings @ Manhattan High IndiansTopeka West Chargers @ Junction City Blue Jays (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDOcIGJdR5s">WATCH LIVE HERE</a>)Burlingame Bearcats @ Washington County Tigers (<a href="https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/washington-county-high-school-washington-ks/gam2089d90e9f">WATCH LIVE HERE</a>)Hays High Indians @ Abilene Cowboys (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-IJOCGlcBZ-1dvRZO_9_fA">WATCH LIVE HERE</a>)Lincoln Leopards @ Herington RailersLinn Bulldogs @ Blue Valley Randolph RamsPaola Panthers @ Wamego Red Raiders (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/c/PaolaSportsLive">WATCH LIVE HERE</a>)Sabetha Blue Jays @ Rock Creek Mustangs (<a href="https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/rock-creek-high-school-westmoreland-ks/gam359794034e">WATCH LIVE HERE</a>)Valley Heights Mustangs @ Wabaunsee Chargers (<a href="https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/wabaunsee-high-school-alma-ks/gam63453c3cef">WATCH LIVE HERE</a>)

A look ahead at area HS football games Friday

MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — Kansas State forward Seryee Lewis will miss the upcoming basketball season after having surgery last week to repair a torn ACL that he sustained in preseason workouts. The 6-foot-9 sophomore played in 18 games as a freshman. He was expected to compete for minutes alongside Davion Bradford, Kaosi Ezeagu and Ismael Massoud in a revamped front court for the Wildcats. Carlton Linguard and Logan Landers also will take on extra minute this season.

MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — Kansas State forward Seryee Lewis will miss the upcoming basketball season after having surgery last week to repair a torn ACL that he sustained in preseason workouts. The 6-foot-9 sophomore played in 18 games as a freshman. He was expected to compete for minutes alongside Davion Bradford, Kaosi Ezeagu and Ismael Massoud in a revamped front court for the Wildcats. Carlton Linguard and Logan Landers also will take on extra minute this season.

K-State loses Seryee Lewis for the season

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Salvador Perez hits a three-run homerun in the bottom of the first inning against the Indians to tie the Royals single season home run record at 48.

The catcher for the Royals now ties Jorge Soler for the team’s record.

Bringing in the three runs jumps him to 3rd place all time in RBI’s in a single season as well at 121.

Whit Merrifield doubled to get on base for Perez and made history himself. He’s now the 7th player in AL/NL history to have multiple seasons of 40 doubles and 40 stolen bases. He joins the likes of Brian Roberts, Hanley Ramirez, Alfonso Soriano, George Sisler, Tris Speaker, and Ty Cobb.

He didn't wait long for No. 48!<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/TogetherRoyal?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#TogetherRoyal</a>&nbsp;<a href="https://t.co/FRDKtJjdO6">pic.twitter.com/FRDKtJjdO6</a>

— Kansas City Royals (@Royals)<a href="https://twitter.com/Royals/status/1443373028503658497?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 30, 2021</a>

Perez leads the majors in home runs for the season at 48, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is at second with 46.

<figure>
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 </figure>By WIBW TV's Joseph HennessyTOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Salvador Perez hits a three-run homerun in the bottom of the first inning against the Indians to tie the Royals single season home run record at 48.The catcher for the Royals now ties Jorge Soler for the team’s record.Bringing in the three runs jumps him to 3rd place all time in RBI’s in a single season as well at 121.Whit Merrifield doubled to get on base for Perez and made history himself. He’s now the 7th player in AL/NL history to have multiple seasons of 40 doubles and 40 stolen bases. He joins the likes of Brian Roberts, Hanley Ramirez, Alfonso Soriano, George Sisler, Tris Speaker, and Ty Cobb.He didn't wait long for No. 48!<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/TogetherRoyal?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#TogetherRoyal</a>&nbsp;<a href="https://t.co/FRDKtJjdO6">pic.twitter.com/FRDKtJjdO6</a>— Kansas City Royals (@Royals)<a href="https://twitter.com/Royals/status/1443373028503658497?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 30, 2021</a>Perez leads the majors in home runs for the season at 48, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is at second with 46.

Salvador Perez ties Royals single-season HR record

MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — Oklahoma hasn't played a true road game in nearly two years thanks to the pandemic, which forced those schools that did allow fans last year to limit capacity, and four consecutive home games to start this season.

The sixth-ranked Sooners figure to be in for a rude welcome on Saturday.

Not only are they finally venturing out of Norman, they are playing their first Big 12 road game since they announced plans to bolt the conference along with Texas shortly before the season. The decision to head for the SEC was hardly appreciated by longtime cohorts such as Kansas State, who were left on shaky footing.

“We really tried to prepare for that all the way through spring,” Sooners coach Lincoln Riley said. “You can't knowing that just about half our roster — maybe close to half — hasn't played a full college road game. We've tried to prepare guys for it.”

Maybe it will help the Sooners (4-0, 1-0) focus knowing Kansas State (3-1, 0-1) will be on the opposite sideline.

For all their dominance of the Big 12 the past few years, the Sooners have struggled to deal with the Wildcats, who are trying to win their third straight in the series for the first time since the early 1990s. Kansas State dealt Riley's bunch their only regular-season loss in 2019 before turning the trick again in the second week of the season a year ago.

“Honestly, I've been looking forward more to away games than I have home games just because to have the crowd against you and stuff like that,” Oklahoma wide receiver Marvin Mims said. "That's a really neat opportunity. They're going to be in there roaring, especially since we're Oklahoma. We're going to get everybody's best when we go there.”

Maybe there's something to the name on the front of the jersey bringing out the best in Kansas State.

“I would say the kids probably know that we're playing somebody who's ranked but it's nothing that we would emphasize — that, ‘This would be a great win because it’s over a third-ranked or fourth-ranked team,,'” Wildcats coach Chris Klieman said.

“I'll be honest with you: Every win is a great win,” Klieman said. “It’s hard to win football games."

Especially when you have quarterback questions.

Sixth-year senior Skylar Thompson has been out with a knee injury sustained against Southern Illinois, and while he's been doing more in practice it appears he is still a couple weeks away from playing. That means sophomores Will Howard, who has been ineffective in Thompson's place, and Jaren Lewis figure to take the snaps against the Sooners.

“It's just about us and controlling what we can control,” Kansas State linebacker Ryan Henington said. " Like last year and the year before, when we go out and execute our game plan and stick to our keys and principles, I think we will be all right.”

Thompson was 12 of 18 for 240 yards in just over a game for Kansas State before getting hurt. Howard and Lewis have combined to go 31 of 61 for 403 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions in nearly three full games.

“We’re capable of doing it,” Klieman said of passing the ball effectively. “It’s just got to be more consistent.”

Oklahoma quarterback Spencer Rattler came into the season with Heisman Trophy aspirations, but the past couple of weeks have been underwhelming. He threw for just 214 yards against Nebraska before going for 256 with a touchdown and a pick against the Mountaineers. Rattler also was sacked four times in the game.

The Wildcats could get defensive back Reggie Stubblefield back from an injury that kept him out of last week's trip to Oklahoma State. Less likely to play due to injury are cornerback T.J. Smith and tight end Daniel Imatorbhebhe.

Oklahoma State stuffed Kansas State running back Deuce Vaughn last week, stacking the box and holding him to just 23 yards on 13 carries. Vaughn had been over 120 yards rushing each of the first three weeks of the season.

“Just a do-everything type of guy,” Oklahoma defensive coordinator Alex Grinch said. “Matchup nightmare.”

Vaughn will be going against an Oklahoma defense that allowed 75 yards to West Virginia on its opening drive last week and just 151 yards on the next 46 plays combined. That included 47 yards rushing and an average of 1.6 per carry.

“We challenged each other to hold them under 100 rushing yards and one touchdown,” Sooners defensive lineman Isaiah Thomas said. “Obviously we did and it was fun to be out there.”

MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — Oklahoma hasn't played a true road game in nearly two years thanks to the pandemic, which forced those schools that did allow fans last year to limit capacity, and four consecutive home games to start this season.The sixth-ranked Sooners figure to be in for a rude welcome on Saturday.Not only are they finally venturing out of Norman, they are playing their first Big 12 road game since they announced plans to bolt the conference along with Texas shortly before the season. The decision to head for the SEC was hardly appreciated by longtime cohorts such as Kansas State, who were left on shaky footing.“We really tried to prepare for that all the way through spring,” Sooners coach Lincoln Riley said. “You can't knowing that just about half our roster — maybe close to half — hasn't played a full college road game. We've tried to prepare guys for it.”Maybe it will help the Sooners (4-0, 1-0) focus knowing Kansas State (3-1, 0-1) will be on the opposite sideline.For all their dominance of the Big 12 the past few years, the Sooners have struggled to deal with the Wildcats, who are trying to win their third straight in the series for the first time since the early 1990s. Kansas State dealt Riley's bunch their only regular-season loss in 2019 before turning the trick again in the second week of the season a year ago.“Honestly, I've been looking forward more to away games than I have home games just because to have the crowd against you and stuff like that,” Oklahoma wide receiver Marvin Mims said. "That's a really neat opportunity. They're going to be in there roaring, especially since we're Oklahoma. We're going to get everybody's best when we go there.”Maybe there's something to the name on the front of the jersey bringing out the best in Kansas State.“I would say the kids probably know that we're playing somebody who's ranked but it's nothing that we would emphasize — that, ‘This would be a great win because it’s over a third-ranked or fourth-ranked team,,'” Wildcats coach Chris Klieman said.“I'll be honest with you: Every win is a great win,” Klieman said. “It’s hard to win football games."Especially when you have quarterback questions.Sixth-year senior Skylar Thompson has been out with a knee injury sustained against Southern Illinois, and while he's been doing more in practice it appears he is still a couple weeks away from playing. That means sophomores Will Howard, who has been ineffective in Thompson's place, and Jaren Lewis figure to take the snaps against the Sooners.“It's just about us and controlling what we can control,” Kansas State linebacker Ryan Henington said. " Like last year and the year before, when we go out and execute our game plan and stick to our keys and principles, I think we will be all right.”K-STATE CONCERNSThompson was 12 of 18 for 240 yards in just over a game for Kansas State before getting hurt. Howard and Lewis have combined to go 31 of 61 for 403 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions in nearly three full games.“We’re capable of doing it,” Klieman said of passing the ball effectively. “It’s just got to be more consistent.”SUPPORTING SPENCEROklahoma quarterback Spencer Rattler came into the season with Heisman Trophy aspirations, but the past couple of weeks have been underwhelming. He threw for just 214 yards against Nebraska before going for 256 with a touchdown and a pick against the Mountaineers. Rattler also was sacked four times in the game.HEALTH CHECKThe Wildcats could get defensive back Reggie Stubblefield back from an injury that kept him out of last week's trip to Oklahoma State. Less likely to play due to injury are cornerback T.J. Smith and tight end Daniel Imatorbhebhe.DUMPING DEUCEOklahoma State stuffed Kansas State running back Deuce Vaughn last week, stacking the box and holding him to just 23 yards on 13 carries. Vaughn had been over 120 yards rushing each of the first three weeks of the season.“Just a do-everything type of guy,” Oklahoma defensive coordinator Alex Grinch said. “Matchup nightmare.”SPEAKING OF DEUCEVaughn will be going against an Oklahoma defense that allowed 75 yards to West Virginia on its opening drive last week and just 151 yards on the next 46 plays combined. That included 47 yards rushing and an average of 1.6 per carry.“We challenged each other to hold them under 100 rushing yards and one touchdown,” Sooners defensive lineman Isaiah Thomas said. “Obviously we did and it was fun to be out there.”

OU - K-State will be first road game for the Sooners

Members of the Junction City Lady Jay golf team competed in the Centennial League Golf Tournament this week.&nbsp;

Ava DeGuzman shot a round of 105 to tie for 28th place in the individual competition. Charly Goodwin shot a 106 for 30th place and Allyson Heidenreich turned in a score of 111 to finish in 32nd place.

Avary Eckert of Emporia shot a round of 74 to finish in first place.

Members of the Junction City Lady Jay golf team competed in the Centennial League Golf Tournament this week.&nbsp;Ava DeGuzman shot a round of 105 to tie for 28th place in the individual competition. Charly Goodwin shot a 106 for 30th place and Allyson Heidenreich turned in a score of 111 to finish in 32nd place.Avary Eckert of Emporia shot a round of 74 to finish in first place.

Lady Jays compete in Centennial League Golf Tournament

MANHATTAN, Kan.&nbsp;– Fans can catch a first glimpse of the 2021-22 Kansas State men’s basketball team on Saturday morning, as the Wildcats will hold an open practice from 11 a.m., until 1:30 p.m., CT at Bramlage Coliseum prior to the Oklahoma football game.

Fans can enter the arena through the Northwest or Northeast entrances with the doors to Section 4-5-6 on the West side and Section 18-19-20 on the East side opening at 11 a.m., CT. Admission is free.

Fans will be able to pick up roster cards (limited supply) and schedule posters on the Bramlage concourse.

K-State, which opens team practice on Thursday, is set to return four of its top-5 scorers, including super senior&nbsp;Mike McGuirl&nbsp;and rising sophomores&nbsp;Davion Bradford,&nbsp;Selton Miguel&nbsp;and&nbsp;Nijel Pack. In all, the Wildcats return nine lettermen, including juniors&nbsp;Kaosi Ezeagu&nbsp;and&nbsp;Carlton Linguard, Jr., and sophomores&nbsp;Luke Kasubke&nbsp;and&nbsp;Seryee Lewis, while adding seven newcomers, including Division I transfers&nbsp;Mark Smith&nbsp;(Missouri),&nbsp;Markquis Nowell&nbsp;(Little Rock) and&nbsp;Ismael Massoud&nbsp;(Wake Forest).

The only senior in 2020-21, McGuirl averaged 11.8 points, 3.8 rebounds and 3.6 assists per game while starting all 29 games. He led the way in 12 team categories, while was second in scoring to Pack (12.7 ppg.), who became the first true freshman to pace the Wildcats in scoring since 2013-14. Bradford (7.7 ppg.) and Miguel (7.2 ppg.) were fourth and fifth in scoring, respectively, while Bradford recorded the second-highest single-season field goal percentage (62.1) in school history.

The three transfers have combined to play in 220 games at the Division I level with 138 starts, while they have accounted for nearly 400 3-pointers (383-of-1061; 36.1 percent) in their college careers. In addition, the team welcomes sophomore walk-ons&nbsp;Jordan Brooks&nbsp;and&nbsp;Trey Harris&nbsp;as well as a pair of true freshmen in&nbsp;Maximus Edwards&nbsp;and&nbsp;Logan Landers.&nbsp;

Season tickets are currently on sale with the Wildcats slated to play 18 games at Bramlage Coliseum, beginning with an exhibition game against Pittsburg State on Thursday, November 4. The official opener is set for Wednesday, November 10 against Florida A&amp;M.

In addition to the home schedule, season ticket holders will have the first opportunity to pre-order tickets for the Hall of Fame Classic, which runs from Monday-Tuesday, November 22-23 at T-Mobile Center in Kansas City and the December 5 game at INTRUST Bank Arena against Wichita State.

Fans can purchase season tickets in a variety of ways, including toll free at (800) 221.CATS (2287) and online at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.kstatesports.com/tickets" target="_blank">www.kstatesports.com/tickets</a>.

How to follow the ‘Cats:&nbsp;For complete information on K-State men’s basketball, visit&nbsp;<a href="http://www.kstatesports.com/" target="_blank">www.kstatesports.com</a>&nbsp;and follow the team’s social media channels on&nbsp;<a href="mailto:@KStateMBB" target="_blank">Twitter</a>,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.instagram.com/kstatembb/?hl=en" target="_blank">Instagram</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/kstatembb/" target="_blank">Facebook</a>.

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 </figure>MANHATTAN, Kan.&nbsp;– Fans can catch a first glimpse of the 2021-22 Kansas State men’s basketball team on Saturday morning, as the Wildcats will hold an open practice from 11 a.m., until 1:30 p.m., CT at Bramlage Coliseum prior to the Oklahoma football game.Fans can enter the arena through the Northwest or Northeast entrances with the doors to Section 4-5-6 on the West side and Section 18-19-20 on the East side opening at 11 a.m., CT. Admission is free.Fans will be able to pick up roster cards (limited supply) and schedule posters on the Bramlage concourse.K-State, which opens team practice on Thursday, is set to return four of its top-5 scorers, including super senior&nbsp;Mike McGuirl&nbsp;and rising sophomores&nbsp;Davion Bradford,&nbsp;Selton Miguel&nbsp;and&nbsp;Nijel Pack. In all, the Wildcats return nine lettermen, including juniors&nbsp;Kaosi Ezeagu&nbsp;and&nbsp;Carlton Linguard, Jr., and sophomores&nbsp;Luke Kasubke&nbsp;and&nbsp;Seryee Lewis, while adding seven newcomers, including Division I transfers&nbsp;Mark Smith&nbsp;(Missouri),&nbsp;Markquis Nowell&nbsp;(Little Rock) and&nbsp;Ismael Massoud&nbsp;(Wake Forest).The only senior in 2020-21, McGuirl averaged 11.8 points, 3.8 rebounds and 3.6 assists per game while starting all 29 games. He led the way in 12 team categories, while was second in scoring to Pack (12.7 ppg.), who became the first true freshman to pace the Wildcats in scoring since 2013-14. Bradford (7.7 ppg.) and Miguel (7.2 ppg.) were fourth and fifth in scoring, respectively, while Bradford recorded the second-highest single-season field goal percentage (62.1) in school history.The three transfers have combined to play in 220 games at the Division I level with 138 starts, while they have accounted for nearly 400 3-pointers (383-of-1061; 36.1 percent) in their college careers. In addition, the team welcomes sophomore walk-ons&nbsp;Jordan Brooks&nbsp;and&nbsp;Trey Harris&nbsp;as well as a pair of true freshmen in&nbsp;Maximus Edwards&nbsp;and&nbsp;Logan Landers.&nbsp;Season tickets are currently on sale with the Wildcats slated to play 18 games at Bramlage Coliseum, beginning with an exhibition game against Pittsburg State on Thursday, November 4. The official opener is set for Wednesday, November 10 against Florida A&amp;M.In addition to the home schedule, season ticket holders will have the first opportunity to pre-order tickets for the Hall of Fame Classic, which runs from Monday-Tuesday, November 22-23 at T-Mobile Center in Kansas City and the December 5 game at INTRUST Bank Arena against Wichita State.Fans can purchase season tickets in a variety of ways, including toll free at (800) 221.CATS (2287) and online at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.kstatesports.com/tickets" target="_blank">www.kstatesports.com/tickets</a>.How to follow the ‘Cats:&nbsp;For complete information on K-State men’s basketball, visit&nbsp;<a href="http://www.kstatesports.com/" target="_blank">www.kstatesports.com</a>&nbsp;and follow the team’s social media channels on&nbsp;<a href="mailto:@KStateMBB" target="_blank">Twitter</a>,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.instagram.com/kstatembb/?hl=en" target="_blank">Instagram</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/kstatembb/" target="_blank">Facebook</a>.

KSU men’s basketball to hold open practice Saturday

MANHATTAN, Kan.&nbsp;–&nbsp;Kansas State senior wide receiver&nbsp;Landry Weber&nbsp;is one of 176 players from all NCAA Divisions and the NAIA – including 79 FBS players – to be named a semifinalist for the 2021 William V. Campbell Trophy, the National Football Foundation &amp; College Hall of Fame (NFF) announced Wednesday. The award recognizes an individual as the absolute best football scholar-athlete in the nation for his combined academic success, football performance and exemplary leadership.

Weber, a product of Lenexa, Kansas, is the eighth Wildcat to be named a semifinalist in as many years and joins his older brother,&nbsp;Stanton, who was a semifinalist in 2015. Other semifinalists include&nbsp;Tyler Lockett&nbsp;(2014),&nbsp;Will Davis&nbsp;(2016),&nbsp;Trent Tanking&nbsp;(2017),&nbsp;Dalton Risner&nbsp;(2018) and&nbsp;Adam Holtorf&nbsp;(2019). Lockett, Risner, Holtorf and&nbsp;Tysyn Hartman&nbsp;(2011) have all been named finalists for the award.

“These 176 impressive candidates truly represent the scholar-athlete ideal,” said NFF Chairman Archie Manning, whose sons Peyton and Eli were named NFF National Scholar-Athletes in 1997 and 2003, respectively. “For more than 60 years, the NFF National Scholar-Athlete Awards have honored more than 800 college football players who have been successful on the football field, in the classroom and as leaders in the community. And we are excited to celebrate the 32nd year of the Campbell Trophy, which honors the best of the best. This year’s semifinalists further illustrate the power of our great sport in developing the next generation of influential leaders.”

Nominated by their schools – which are limited to one nominee each – candidates for the award must be a senior or graduate student in their final year of playing eligibility, have a GPA of at least 3.2 on a 4.0 scale, have outstanding football ability as a first team player or significant contributor and have demonstrated strong leadership and citizenship. The class is selected each year by the NFF Awards Committee, which is comprised of a nationally recognized group of media, College Football Hall of Famers and athletics administrators.

Weber has played in 34 career games as a contributor on both offense and special teams, hauling in 10 passes for 158 yards while also making seven special teams tackles and recovering a fumble on a kickoff in 2018. A three-time First Team Academic All-Big 12 honoree, Weber has been nominated for the award twice with a perfect 4.0 GPA.

Also active in the Manhattan and student-athlete community, Weber currently serves as the president of the K-State Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, and through that organization he has been involved in numerous community service projects.

The NFF will announce 12 to 14 finalists for the 2021 William V. Campbell Trophy on October 27, and each of them will receive an $18,000 postgraduate scholarship as a member of the 2021 NFF National Scholar-Athlete Class. The finalists will travel to the ARIA Resort &amp; Casino Las Vegas for the 63rd NFF Annual Awards Dinner on December 7, where their accomplishments will be highlighted in front of one of the most powerful audiences in all of sports. Live during the event, one member of the class will be declared as the winner of the 32nd Campbell Trophy and have his postgraduate scholarship increased to $25,000.

Kansas State hosts No. 4 Oklahoma on Saturday inside Bill Snyder Family Stadium. The game, which kicks off at 2:30 p.m., will be televised by FOX.

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 </figure>MANHATTAN, Kan.&nbsp;–&nbsp;Kansas State senior wide receiver&nbsp;Landry Weber&nbsp;is one of 176 players from all NCAA Divisions and the NAIA – including 79 FBS players – to be named a semifinalist for the 2021 William V. Campbell Trophy, the National Football Foundation &amp; College Hall of Fame (NFF) announced Wednesday. The award recognizes an individual as the absolute best football scholar-athlete in the nation for his combined academic success, football performance and exemplary leadership.Weber, a product of Lenexa, Kansas, is the eighth Wildcat to be named a semifinalist in as many years and joins his older brother,&nbsp;Stanton, who was a semifinalist in 2015. Other semifinalists include&nbsp;Tyler Lockett&nbsp;(2014),&nbsp;Will Davis&nbsp;(2016),&nbsp;Trent Tanking&nbsp;(2017),&nbsp;Dalton Risner&nbsp;(2018) and&nbsp;Adam Holtorf&nbsp;(2019). Lockett, Risner, Holtorf and&nbsp;Tysyn Hartman&nbsp;(2011) have all been named finalists for the award.“These 176 impressive candidates truly represent the scholar-athlete ideal,” said NFF Chairman Archie Manning, whose sons Peyton and Eli were named NFF National Scholar-Athletes in 1997 and 2003, respectively. “For more than 60 years, the NFF National Scholar-Athlete Awards have honored more than 800 college football players who have been successful on the football field, in the classroom and as leaders in the community. And we are excited to celebrate the 32nd year of the Campbell Trophy, which honors the best of the best. This year’s semifinalists further illustrate the power of our great sport in developing the next generation of influential leaders.”Nominated by their schools – which are limited to one nominee each – candidates for the award must be a senior or graduate student in their final year of playing eligibility, have a GPA of at least 3.2 on a 4.0 scale, have outstanding football ability as a first team player or significant contributor and have demonstrated strong leadership and citizenship. The class is selected each year by the NFF Awards Committee, which is comprised of a nationally recognized group of media, College Football Hall of Famers and athletics administrators.Weber has played in 34 career games as a contributor on both offense and special teams, hauling in 10 passes for 158 yards while also making seven special teams tackles and recovering a fumble on a kickoff in 2018. A three-time First Team Academic All-Big 12 honoree, Weber has been nominated for the award twice with a perfect 4.0 GPA.Also active in the Manhattan and student-athlete community, Weber currently serves as the president of the K-State Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, and through that organization he has been involved in numerous community service projects.The NFF will announce 12 to 14 finalists for the 2021 William V. Campbell Trophy on October 27, and each of them will receive an $18,000 postgraduate scholarship as a member of the 2021 NFF National Scholar-Athlete Class. The finalists will travel to the ARIA Resort &amp; Casino Las Vegas for the 63rd NFF Annual Awards Dinner on December 7, where their accomplishments will be highlighted in front of one of the most powerful audiences in all of sports. Live during the event, one member of the class will be declared as the winner of the 32nd Campbell Trophy and have his postgraduate scholarship increased to $25,000.Kansas State hosts No. 4 Oklahoma on Saturday inside Bill Snyder Family Stadium. The game, which kicks off at 2:30 p.m., will be televised by FOX.

K-State’s Weber Named Semifinalist for Campbell Trophy

Manhattan High has moved up three spots to #5 in Class 6A according to 810 Varsity.&nbsp;

The Wamego Red Raiders have moved up one spot to #7 in Class 4A according to 810 Varsity.

Riley County did not move in this week's 810 Varsity poll, staying at #7.

The Wabaunsee Chargers make their first appearance in the 810 Varsity poll this season at #9.&nbsp;

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Local schools ranked in week 5 poll

The Lady Jay Tennis team competed in the Topeka West Invite on Tuesday.&nbsp; Twelve teams competed in the event.&nbsp; The Lady Jays had a tough start with first round losses, but then rebounded the rest of the day to only lose two more matches.&nbsp; As a team, the Lady Jays went 6-6 in their matches for the day.&nbsp; This included winning three of their two of three set matches and taking their other final match to a third set supertiebreak.&nbsp;

Individually, the #2 singles and doubles events led the way for the Lady Jays.&nbsp; Both finished 2-1 on the day and in 9th&nbsp;place.&nbsp; Rachel Cho played the #2 singles spot and Hannah Ratts and Grace Harris teamed up to play the #2 doubles spot.&nbsp; In the top singles spot, Abby Ratts went 1-2 on the day.&nbsp; Stephanie Stanislow and Avery Jacobsen teamed up in the top doubles position to also finish 1-2.&nbsp;

The Lady Jays next compete in the Centennial League Tournament on Monday, October 4.&nbsp; Matches will be held at the Kossover Tennis Center in Topeka and begin at 9 am.&nbsp;

The Lady Jay Tennis team competed in the Topeka West Invite on Tuesday.&nbsp; Twelve teams competed in the event.&nbsp; The Lady Jays had a tough start with first round losses, but then rebounded the rest of the day to only lose two more matches.&nbsp; As a team, the Lady Jays went 6-6 in their matches for the day.&nbsp; This included winning three of their two of three set matches and taking their other final match to a third set supertiebreak.&nbsp;Individually, the #2 singles and doubles events led the way for the Lady Jays.&nbsp; Both finished 2-1 on the day and in 9th&nbsp;place.&nbsp; Rachel Cho played the #2 singles spot and Hannah Ratts and Grace Harris teamed up to play the #2 doubles spot.&nbsp; In the top singles spot, Abby Ratts went 1-2 on the day.&nbsp; Stephanie Stanislow and Avery Jacobsen teamed up in the top doubles position to also finish 1-2.&nbsp;The Lady Jays next compete in the Centennial League Tournament on Monday, October 4.&nbsp; Matches will be held at the Kossover Tennis Center in Topeka and begin at 9 am.&nbsp;

Lady Jay tennis turns in strong day

Lady Jay volleyball opened their sparkling new gym at Junction City High School Tuesday evening. They fell to Hayden 26-24, 25-11 and to Manhattan 25-15, 25-18.&nbsp;

Lay Jay coach Basil Nevill felt the team competed. "We had a chance to go and compete. We didn't back down. " The coach added he couldn't be happier with the effort and the improvement shown by the Lady Jays this season. This is a relatively young team with only three seniors on it.

It was senior night for the Lady Jays.&nbsp;

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MANHATTAN, Kan. - Kansas State Head Coach Chris Klieman and select players spoke to the media Tuesday ahead of the Wildcats' Big 12 matchup with Oklahoma this weekend.&nbsp;

Kansas State has beaten Oklahoma each of the last two times the foes have squared off, including a comeback victory last season when the Wildcats trailed 21-7 at halftime, but rallied in the 4th quarter to win 38-35 in Norman.&nbsp;

K-State running back Deuce Vaughn says there's nothing specific about the Oklahoma matchup that brings out the best in the 'Cats. "It's the fact that every single week we come out and we just prepare to go and play our best football game every Saturday," said Vaughn. "Things kind of get clicking at some point, and when we're all together as a unit, that's when we're a really, really good football team."

Oklahoma, who enters ranked #6 nationally in the AP Top 25 and #4 in the AFCA Coaches Poll, is coming off a 16-13 win over the West Virginia Mountaineers on Saturday, and although OU will enter at 4-0 on the season, they have yet to "win convincingly," against a quality opponent. To some, that may be a sign of weakness in the Sooners, but to the Wildcats who spoke to the media today, it's more of a testament to the quality of football within the Big 12 Conference.&nbsp;

"There's a whole bunch of good teams in the big 12 and we see that every single week," said Vaughn. "We see that with Baylor beating a really good Iowa State team... Just seeing all these great teams in the Big 12, and we think we have a really good team ourselves, so it's going to be a great time, a great year in the Big 12."

Kansas State will likely be without Quarterback Skylar Thompson Saturday, <a href="https://jcpost.com/posts/2d8bd9bd-d9de-4692-a2fc-021373063577">according to Head Coach Chris Klieman</a>. Thompson has played a massive role in each of K-State's last two wins over the Sooners, but the Wildcats will have to find a way to get the job done with either Will Howard or Jaren Lewis running the offense. Both of which saw significant work in Saturday's loss at Oklahoma State.&nbsp;

It's no secret that the Wildcats will play the role of underdog when Oklahoma visits on Saturday, and even more so without Thompson, but Chris Klieman emphasized that he and his staff won't approach the game any differently in that role.

"I think it's still all in your preparation. You know, I think so often we as coaches, or even as players, worry more about the opponent when we need to worry more about how we can be better ourselves," said Klieman. "Whether or not it's an opponent that you're an underdog, you're a favorite, you still gotta come ready to play every weekend. I think you're seeing that accross the landscape of college football, with teams that quote, 'are favored to win and don't win,' or are hanging on."

The Wildcats are currently 10.5-point underdogs to the Sooners on Saturday, according to Las Vegas. K-State will look for it's third-straight win over Oklahoma when the ball is kicked at 2:30p.m. inside Bill Snyder Family Stadium.

BY JACKSON SCHNEIDERMANHATTAN, Kan. - Kansas State Head Coach Chris Klieman and select players spoke to the media Tuesday ahead of the Wildcats' Big 12 matchup with Oklahoma this weekend.&nbsp;Kansas State has beaten Oklahoma each of the last two times the foes have squared off, including a comeback victory last season when the Wildcats trailed 21-7 at halftime, but rallied in the 4th quarter to win 38-35 in Norman.&nbsp;K-State running back Deuce Vaughn says there's nothing specific about the Oklahoma matchup that brings out the best in the 'Cats. "It's the fact that every single week we come out and we just prepare to go and play our best football game every Saturday," said Vaughn. "Things kind of get clicking at some point, and when we're all together as a unit, that's when we're a really, really good football team."Oklahoma, who enters ranked #6 nationally in the AP Top 25 and #4 in the AFCA Coaches Poll, is coming off a 16-13 win over the West Virginia Mountaineers on Saturday, and although OU will enter at 4-0 on the season, they have yet to "win convincingly," against a quality opponent. To some, that may be a sign of weakness in the Sooners, but to the Wildcats who spoke to the media today, it's more of a testament to the quality of football within the Big 12 Conference.&nbsp;"There's a whole bunch of good teams in the big 12 and we see that every single week," said Vaughn. "We see that with Baylor beating a really good Iowa State team... Just seeing all these great teams in the Big 12, and we think we have a really good team ourselves, so it's going to be a great time, a great year in the Big 12."Kansas State will likely be without Quarterback Skylar Thompson Saturday, <a href="https://jcpost.com/posts/2d8bd9bd-d9de-4692-a2fc-021373063577">according to Head Coach Chris Klieman</a>. Thompson has played a massive role in each of K-State's last two wins over the Sooners, but the Wildcats will have to find a way to get the job done with either Will Howard or Jaren Lewis running the offense. Both of which saw significant work in Saturday's loss at Oklahoma State.&nbsp;It's no secret that the Wildcats will play the role of underdog when Oklahoma visits on Saturday, and even more so without Thompson, but Chris Klieman emphasized that he and his staff won't approach the game any differently in that role."I think it's still all in your preparation. You know, I think so often we as coaches, or even as players, worry more about the opponent when we need to worry more about how we can be better ourselves," said Klieman. "Whether or not it's an opponent that you're an underdog, you're a favorite, you still gotta come ready to play every weekend. I think you're seeing that accross the landscape of college football, with teams that quote, 'are favored to win and don't win,' or are hanging on."The Wildcats are currently 10.5-point underdogs to the Sooners on Saturday, according to Las Vegas. K-State will look for it's third-straight win over Oklahoma when the ball is kicked at 2:30p.m. inside Bill Snyder Family Stadium.

K-State begins preparations for OU

MANHATTAN, Kan. - Kansas State Head Football Coach Chris Klieman addressed the media Tuesday for his weekly press conference. During which, he stated that he did not think it was likely that Senior Quarterback Skylar Thompson would return from injury this Saturday against Oklahoma.

"I would say not likely this week," said Klieman. "He's doing more things, but I just think, maybe late in the week we'll have a better understanding, but right now, I would say no, it's going to be Will (Howard) and Jaren (Lewis)."

Thompson suffered an apparent knee injury in the first quarter of K-State's second game of the season against Southern Illinois. Thompson was seen taking some snaps and throws, as well as throwing some prior to K-State's 31-20 loss Saturday at Oklahoma State, but did not play.&nbsp;

The Wildcats will host a top-five-ranked Oklahoma team on Saturday at 2:30p.m.. The Wildcats have beaten OU each of the last two meetings, including a 38-35 comeback win last season.&nbsp;

BY JACKSON SCHNEIDERMANHATTAN, Kan. - Kansas State Head Football Coach Chris Klieman addressed the media Tuesday for his weekly press conference. During which, he stated that he did not think it was likely that Senior Quarterback Skylar Thompson would return from injury this Saturday against Oklahoma."I would say not likely this week," said Klieman. "He's doing more things, but I just think, maybe late in the week we'll have a better understanding, but right now, I would say no, it's going to be Will (Howard) and Jaren (Lewis)."Thompson suffered an apparent knee injury in the first quarter of K-State's second game of the season against Southern Illinois. Thompson was seen taking some snaps and throws, as well as throwing some prior to K-State's 31-20 loss Saturday at Oklahoma State, but did not play.&nbsp;The Wildcats will host a top-five-ranked Oklahoma team on Saturday at 2:30p.m.. The Wildcats have beaten OU each of the last two meetings, including a 38-35 comeback win last season.&nbsp;

K-State's Klieman says Thompson "not likely," to play Saturday

JUNCTION CITY, Kan. - The Junction City Lady Jay volleyball team will play host to two Centennial League foes tonight, as well as celebrate its senior class.&nbsp;

At 5p.m., the Lady Jays will take on the Topeka Hayden Wildcats, followed by the Manhattan Indians at approximately 7 p.m.&nbsp;

The matches will take place inside the Blue Jay Event Center at the new Junction City High School located at 1100 Blue Jay Way. Fans planning to attend must enter off of the Rocker Road entrance to the northeast of the new school.&nbsp;

JUNCTION CITY, Kan. - The Junction City Lady Jay volleyball team will play host to two Centennial League foes tonight, as well as celebrate its senior class.&nbsp;At 5p.m., the Lady Jays will take on the Topeka Hayden Wildcats, followed by the Manhattan Indians at approximately 7 p.m.&nbsp;The matches will take place inside the Blue Jay Event Center at the new Junction City High School located at 1100 Blue Jay Way. Fans planning to attend must enter off of the Rocker Road entrance to the northeast of the new school.&nbsp;

JCHS Volleyball hosts Hayden, Manhattan on Senior Night

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Chiefs coach Andy Reid was released from the hospital Monday after he felt ill and was taken by ambulance to be treated for dehydration following their 30-24 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers. 

Chiefs spokesman Ted Crews said that Reid was “in great spirits” and that he planned to visit the practice facility later in the day or Tuesday. In the meantime, Chiefs coordinators Steve Spagnuolo and Eric Bieniemy ran the Monday film reviews. The 63-year-old Reid is expected to coach Sunday when the Chiefs visit Philadelphia.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Chiefs coach Andy Reid is resting and in stable condition after being taken to a hospital following Kansas City's 30-24 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday.

The Chiefs released a statement Sunday night saying Reid was evaluated by the medical staff in the locker room after the game and was transported to The University of Kansas Health System for further evaluation as a precaution.

“Coach is doing well, currently resting &amp; in stable condition,” the statement posted on Twitter said.

The 63-year-old Reid was feeling ill but coached the duration of the game, a team spokesman said.

Assistant coach Dave Toub answered questions following a second straight fourth-quarter letdown.

“Coach just wasn't feeling well,"&nbsp;<a href="https://www.chiefs.com/video/dave-toub-it-s-not-about-effort-we-ve-just-got-to-clean-it-up-week-3-press-confe">Toub said afterward</a>. "He did talk to the team.”

In fact, quarterback Patrick Mahomes said his coach “seemed fine on the sideline as well” as the Chiefs (1-2) threw away an opportunity to beat the Chargers with&nbsp;<a href="https://pro32.ap.org/article/chargers-rally-beat-turnover-prone-chiefs-30-24-kc">four turnovers, several costly penalties and numerous missed assignments</a>.

“He came in and talked to us and he seemed fine,” Mahomes said of the postgame locker room. “That's all I really know.”

The Chiefs began the game by turning over the ball on three straight possessions, including a pair of fumbles and a pass from Mahomes that bounced off his intended wide receiver and into the hands of the Chargers' Asante Samuel Jr.

It basically ended with Mahomes throwing another interception with 1:42 left in the fourth quarter.

The game was still tied at that point, but their suspect defense — which had allowed 12 straight red-zone trips to turn into touchdowns to start the season — seemed to make it a foregone conclusion that Los Angeles was headed for the end zone.

The Chiefs allowed a 15-yard pass to Keenan Allen on third down, then DeAndre Baker was called for pass interference on fourth a few minutes later to give Los Angeles a fresh set of down. Justin Herbert then hit Mike Williams with back-to-back passes, and the second with 32 seconds left in the game gave the Chargers the lead for good.

Asked what Reid said afterward, running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire replied: “Pretty much it's not going to be over-the-top as far as him getting on us. We know what we did wrong. We know what we need to get corrected.”

“He came and told us — it's not necessarily going to be all right, but it's things that we can get fixed that can make it all right. That's what we need to go in and handle tomorrow. That's what it is," Edwards-Helaire added. "Watch the film tonight, see what we can get corrected, come in tomorrow and handle our business.”

Edwards-Helaire had one of the Chiefs' two fumbles Sunday, offsetting what was an otherwise solid day with 100 yards rushing and a touchdown reception. Edwards-Helaire also fumbled in the closing minute last week in Baltimore, preventing the Chiefs from having an opportunity to kick a winning field goal in a 36-35 defeat.

“Anybody can watch the film and you'll see that we beat ourselves,” Edwards-Helaire said. “It's those small, minute details that hurt us. Like we say, ‘It’s a game of inches.' It's going to be those small things we see on film: a step here, a step there that we feel like will make a difference. We had four turnovers and it still came down to the wire.”

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Chiefs coach Andy Reid quickly left Arrowhead Stadium with an illness after a 30-24 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday, leaving assistant coach Dave Toub to handle questions following a second straight fourth-quarter letdown.

Reid was feeling ill but coached the duration of the game, a team spokesman said, before NFL Network reported the 63-year-old coach went to the hospital in an ambulance as a precaution. The Chiefs did not provide additional comment.

"Coach just wasn't feeling well," Chiefs special teams coach Dave Toub said afterward. "He did talk to the team."

In fact, quarterback Patrick Mahomes said his coach "seemed fine on the sideline as well" as the Chiefs (1-2) threw away an opportunity to beat the Chargers with four turnovers, several costly penalties and numerous missed assignments.

"He came in and talked to us and he seemed fine," Mahomes said of the postgame locker room. "That's all I really know."

Asked what Reid said afterward, running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire replied: "Pretty much it's not going to be over-the-top as far as him getting on us. We know what we did wrong. We know what we need to get corrected."

"He came and told us — it's not necessarily going to be all right, but it's things that we can get fixed that can make it all right. That's what we need to go in and handle tomorrow. That's what it is," Edwards-Helaire added. "Watch the film tonight, see what we can get corrected, come in tomorrow and handle our business."

"Anybody can watch the film and you'll see that we beat ourselves," Edwards-Helaire said. "It's those small, minute details that hurt us. Like we say, 'It's a game of inches.' It's going to be those small things we see on film: a step here, a step there that we feel like will make a difference. We had four turnovers and it still came down to the wire."

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Chiefs coach Andy Reid quickly left Arrowhead Stadium with an illness after their 30-24 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers, leaving assistant coach Dave Toub to handle questions following a second straight fourth-quarter letdown. 

Reid was feeling ill during the game, a team spokesman said, and NFL Network reported the 63-year-old coach was taken to the hospital in an ambulance. The Chiefs did not provide additional comment on the report. The Chiefs have lost back-to-back games to the Ravens and Chargers and are in last place in the AFC West.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Chiefs coach Andy Reid was released from the hospital Monday after he felt ill and was taken by ambulance to be treated for dehydration following their 30-24 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers. Chiefs spokesman Ted Crews said that Reid was “in great spirits” and that he planned to visit the practice facility later in the day or Tuesday. In the meantime, Chiefs coordinators Steve Spagnuolo and Eric Bieniemy ran the Monday film reviews. The 63-year-old Reid is expected to coach Sunday when the Chiefs visit Philadelphia.--------KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Chiefs coach Andy Reid is resting and in stable condition after being taken to a hospital following Kansas City's 30-24 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday.The Chiefs released a statement Sunday night saying Reid was evaluated by the medical staff in the locker room after the game and was transported to The University of Kansas Health System for further evaluation as a precaution.“Coach is doing well, currently resting &amp; in stable condition,” the statement posted on Twitter said.The 63-year-old Reid was feeling ill but coached the duration of the game, a team spokesman said.Assistant coach Dave Toub answered questions following a second straight fourth-quarter letdown.“Coach just wasn't feeling well,"&nbsp;<a href="https://www.chiefs.com/video/dave-toub-it-s-not-about-effort-we-ve-just-got-to-clean-it-up-week-3-press-confe">Toub said afterward</a>. "He did talk to the team.”In fact, quarterback Patrick Mahomes said his coach “seemed fine on the sideline as well” as the Chiefs (1-2) threw away an opportunity to beat the Chargers with&nbsp;<a href="https://pro32.ap.org/article/chargers-rally-beat-turnover-prone-chiefs-30-24-kc">four turnovers, several costly penalties and numerous missed assignments</a>.“He came in and talked to us and he seemed fine,” Mahomes said of the postgame locker room. “That's all I really know.”The Chiefs began the game by turning over the ball on three straight possessions, including a pair of fumbles and a pass from Mahomes that bounced off his intended wide receiver and into the hands of the Chargers' Asante Samuel Jr.It basically ended with Mahomes throwing another interception with 1:42 left in the fourth quarter.The game was still tied at that point, but their suspect defense — which had allowed 12 straight red-zone trips to turn into touchdowns to start the season — seemed to make it a foregone conclusion that Los Angeles was headed for the end zone.The Chiefs allowed a 15-yard pass to Keenan Allen on third down, then DeAndre Baker was called for pass interference on fourth a few minutes later to give Los Angeles a fresh set of down. Justin Herbert then hit Mike Williams with back-to-back passes, and the second with 32 seconds left in the game gave the Chargers the lead for good.Asked what Reid said afterward, running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire replied: “Pretty much it's not going to be over-the-top as far as him getting on us. We know what we did wrong. We know what we need to get corrected.”“He came and told us — it's not necessarily going to be all right, but it's things that we can get fixed that can make it all right. That's what we need to go in and handle tomorrow. That's what it is," Edwards-Helaire added. "Watch the film tonight, see what we can get corrected, come in tomorrow and handle our business.”Edwards-Helaire had one of the Chiefs' two fumbles Sunday, offsetting what was an otherwise solid day with 100 yards rushing and a touchdown reception. Edwards-Helaire also fumbled in the closing minute last week in Baltimore, preventing the Chiefs from having an opportunity to kick a winning field goal in a 36-35 defeat.“Anybody can watch the film and you'll see that we beat ourselves,” Edwards-Helaire said. “It's those small, minute details that hurt us. Like we say, ‘It’s a game of inches.' It's going to be those small things we see on film: a step here, a step there that we feel like will make a difference. We had four turnovers and it still came down to the wire.”KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Chiefs coach Andy Reid quickly left Arrowhead Stadium with an illness after a 30-24 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday, leaving assistant coach Dave Toub to handle questions following a second straight fourth-quarter letdown.<div><blockquote class="twitter-tweet">I’m praying for my Head Coach &amp; I’m hoping you can send up prayers with me!! One of the best men &amp; teachers I’ve been around!!! GOD please show us your mercy!&mdash; Tyrann Mathieu (@Mathieu_Era) <a href="https://twitter.com/Mathieu_Era/status/1442238966489440257?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 26, 2021</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script></div>Reid was feeling ill but coached the duration of the game, a team spokesman said, before NFL Network reported the 63-year-old coach went to the hospital in an ambulance as a precaution. The Chiefs did not provide additional comment."Coach just wasn't feeling well," Chiefs special teams coach Dave Toub said afterward. "He did talk to the team."In fact, quarterback Patrick Mahomes said his coach "seemed fine on the sideline as well" as the Chiefs (1-2) threw away an opportunity to beat the Chargers with four turnovers, several costly penalties and numerous missed assignments."He came in and talked to us and he seemed fine," Mahomes said of the postgame locker room. "That's all I really know."The Chiefs began the game by turning over the ball on three straight possessions, including a pair of fumbles and a pass from Mahomes that bounced off his intended wide receiver and into the hands of the Chargers' Asante Samuel Jr.It basically ended with Mahomes throwing another interception with 1:42 left in the fourth quarter.The game was still tied at that point, but their suspect defense — which had allowed 12 straight red-zone trips to turn into touchdowns to start the season — seemed to make it a foregone conclusion that Los Angeles was headed for the end zone.The Chiefs allowed a 15-yard pass to Keenan Allen on third down, then DeAndre Baker was called for pass interference on fourth a few minutes later to give Los Angeles a fresh set of down. Justin Herbert then hit Mike Williams with back-to-back passes, and the second with 32 seconds left in the game gave the Chargers the lead for good.Asked what Reid said afterward, running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire replied: "Pretty much it's not going to be over-the-top as far as him getting on us. We know what we did wrong. We know what we need to get corrected.""He came and told us — it's not necessarily going to be all right, but it's things that we can get fixed that can make it all right. That's what we need to go in and handle tomorrow. That's what it is," Edwards-Helaire added. "Watch the film tonight, see what we can get corrected, come in tomorrow and handle our business."Edwards-Helaire had one of the Chiefs' two fumbles Sunday, offsetting what was an otherwise solid day with 100 yards rushing and a touchdown reception. Edwards-Helaire also fumbled in the closing minute last week in Baltimore, preventing the Chiefs from having an opportunity to kick a winning field goal in a 36-35 defeat."Anybody can watch the film and you'll see that we beat ourselves," Edwards-Helaire said. "It's those small, minute details that hurt us. Like we say, 'It's a game of inches.' It's going to be those small things we see on film: a step here, a step there that we feel like will make a difference. We had four turnovers and it still came down to the wire."-----------KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Chiefs coach Andy Reid quickly left Arrowhead Stadium with an illness after their 30-24 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers, leaving assistant coach Dave Toub to handle questions following a second straight fourth-quarter letdown. Reid was feeling ill during the game, a team spokesman said, and NFL Network reported the 63-year-old coach was taken to the hospital in an ambulance. The Chiefs did not provide additional comment on the report. The Chiefs have lost back-to-back games to the Ravens and Chargers and are in last place in the AFC West.

Chiefs' Reid released from hospital, plans to return soon

There were 93 teams in the Catfish Chasers Fall Brawl this past weekend at Milford Lake. The weigh-in occurred at the South Boat Ramp at Milford State Park.

The Convention &amp; Visitor's Bureau provided tournament results.

1st&nbsp;Craig Norris and Tyson Burnett&nbsp; 97.60 pounds $5,500 and plaque

2nd&nbsp;Kevin Altic and Bryon Cates&nbsp; 90.05 pounds and Big Fish of 56.30 pounds &nbsp;$4,000 and plaques

3rd&nbsp;Brad Wehling and Wyatt Kerl&nbsp; 86.20 pounds&nbsp; $2,000 plus plaque

4th&nbsp;Jesse Kohnke, Martin Ennor and Hunter Delashmut &nbsp;84.90 pounds and Veteran award $1,450

5th&nbsp;Billy Weaver and Tony Mollus&nbsp; 72.85 pounds $1,000

6th&nbsp;Ty Wolf and Gary Wolf&nbsp; 72.85 pounds $700

There were 93 teams in the Catfish Chasers Fall Brawl this past weekend at Milford Lake. The weigh-in occurred at the South Boat Ramp at Milford State Park.The Convention &amp; Visitor's Bureau provided tournament results.1st&nbsp;Craig Norris and Tyson Burnett&nbsp; 97.60 pounds $5,500 and plaque2nd&nbsp;Kevin Altic and Bryon Cates&nbsp; 90.05 pounds and Big Fish of 56.30 pounds &nbsp;$4,000 and plaques3rd&nbsp;Brad Wehling and Wyatt Kerl&nbsp; 86.20 pounds&nbsp; $2,000 plus plaque4th&nbsp;Jesse Kohnke, Martin Ennor and Hunter Delashmut &nbsp;84.90 pounds and Veteran award $1,4505th&nbsp;Billy Weaver and Tony Mollus&nbsp; 72.85 pounds $1,0006th&nbsp;Ty Wolf and Gary Wolf&nbsp; 72.85 pounds $7007th&nbsp;Kaleb Palmer, Caleb Burgett&nbsp; 71.20 pounds $6008th&nbsp;Steve Johnson, Courtney Johnson and John Dobran &nbsp;50.95 pounds $5009th&nbsp;place &nbsp;John and Julie Hoverson 48.95 pounds&nbsp; $400