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From K-State Athletics:
MANHATTAN, Kan. – With the fall seasons just right around the corner, K-State Athletics is opening its doors to fans on Saturday, August 12, with a multitude of events around the complex with an equipment sale, volleyball scrimmage, and autograph session with the football team.

The department equipment sale will be held on the Bramlage Coliseum concourse from 8 a.m., until 1 p.m. with a wide variety of items available, including team-issued gear, game-used football jerseys, shoes, t-shirts, sweatshirts, baseball equipment, among other items. Purchases can only be made by credit or debit card, checks will not be accepted, and no refunds or exchanges will be offered. Fans are asked to park in the west lot of the athletics complex and enter Bramlage Coliseum through the northwest entrance.

Beginning at 2 p.m., fans can get a sneak peek of the 2023 K-State volleyball team under the direction of new head coach Jason Mansfield inside the new Morgan Family Arena with an intersquad scrimmage.

Following its ninth practice of preseason camp, the K-State football team will hold a one-hour autograph session on the west concourse of Bill Snyder Family Stadium beginning at 3 p.m. Those seeking autographs are asked to limit the number of items to one per person and encouraged to provide their own item to be signed. Fans must enter Gate B of Bill Snyder Family Stadium for the autograph session.

In addition, the new Rally House K-State Team Store on the west side of Bill Snyder Family Stadium will be open, and fans can purchase items for the autograph session or to get ready for the upcoming athletics year.

Fans can purchase season or single game tickets to football, volleyball or soccer games online at www.k-statesports.com/tickets.
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Pumped that K-State is finally doing an equipment sale, sad because my daughter is due the day before and won't be able to attend :/

Joining Mitch and Troy at the top of the hour

I’m on the fence about some or any version of an alternate uniform. I even consider slight Helmut changes as “alternate uniforms”. Many of my fellow K-Stater friends feel that we should never change the uniform, especially the helmets I’m curious on how you all feel about the idea of multiple versions of our football uniforms. By the way, I’m all for it on the basketball front. Would love to see the big game grays come back in basketball.

Permanent home and home series with Kansas, as well as other home and home games this season with BYU, Iowa State, West Virginia and Oklahoma State.

Baylor, UCF, Oklahoma and TCU round out the home conference schedule

Road trips to Cincinnati, Texas Tech, Houston, Texas

Does anyone know if they beat the team from Arkansas? I have tried to look but could not find it. Granted I’m not the best at searching stuff on my phone so thanks in advance and sorry if posted and I missed it!

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HELL YA! Way to go Gene! You’re kicking ass!
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So you are in charge of developing parameters for NIL.

Things such as the total amount for each sport (a salary cap, so to speak). If it is an annual amount, is it lose it or use it? Who determines the limit?

When can a player draw on his or her NIL. For example, the amount is placed in trust until college eligibility expires.

Is the NIL an annual negotiation for each athlete?

Or do you say that no parameters are necessary?

Is it still closed? If not, anybody have plans to open it for football season?

Now that Media Days are over and we know fall camp starts on August 2nd for the Cats, throw any football related questions my way and I’ll answer the best I can in a story for next week.

Seems a little curious.

Some big time names popped on the radar recently with entries.

LJ Cryer from Baylor: Tang was the lead recruiter

Max Abmas from ORU

Tylor Perry from North Texas: was told tonight that the assumption from folks in Denton is that he lands at K-State. I assumed he would go to Tech with Mcassland. Haven’t heard from a K-State side on the efforts there yet.

Also the Montana State guard Raeqwan Battle might hit the portal for his grad year.