Never saw a number for how many stayed for it.

When do they sign?

We’ll be releasing these throughout the day, but I don’t want to litter the forum with a new post for each signee.

So here’s a mega thread of every signee’s NSD Notebook, equipped with a scouting report.

Beginning with OT Gus Hawkins:

I have no idea who will play in the bowl game but I suspect some others do. I think the only ones that I know are Johnson and Giddens.

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Big-time addition for the Wildcats, who fill a big need along the defensive line. A lot of size on Alcorn-Crowder at 6-6, 295 pounds.

at UGA is 140K, at KSU 18.1K. UT is 120K, OU is 73K. KU is 23K and MU is 44K.

Jordan Riley, DB from Ball State, has announced his transfer to K-State.

Riley picked the Wildcats over Houston and Cincinnati.

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Is on the way. any guesses as to who?

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Austin Peay DL transfer Travis Bates has announced he is transferring to K-State.

Bates chose the Wildcats over Wisconsin and Houston.

He will have three years of eligibility left.

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Ever think of the words "thank you"? I use them frequently when someone is kind, holds a door for me, etc....but they became quite inadequate when it came to saying them to the doctor (and staff at Cotton O'Neill Cancer Center in Topeka) for saving my life after colon cancer diagnosis in 2010!

Not in the same context, obviously, but when I think of all that Coach Tang has done (is doing) for our beloved K-State, those words still seem a bit trite. We are beyond fortunate to have Gene Taylor hire Jerome Tang, an outstanding human being in every regard, even aside the basketball court, become our men's basketball coach. Way prior to this recent (totally unnecessary) fiasco, he has demonstrated not only "teaching winning basketball skills", but putting young men together in a most admirable way. Coach truly wants his team members to get their education, win ball games along the way, and become productive adults in life.

Now...."Janitor....clean up in aisle 12"!!! We understand that this could have all been avoided if our team member had not made an unwise choice, that's water under the bridge. The next choice becomes, shall we make this better....or worse? It's become obvious that Coach Tang and AD Taylor made a choice to hit the middle line, not make it easy for Tomlin, but give a reasonable path to productivity. The flip side of the coin is the decision that President Linton chose, override the two people that should be in charge of this, and dismiss him from the team. Can someone tell me what is gained by that, other than an ego trip?

I understand President Linton has a personal battle on his hands with cancer, the treatments really test one's soul, let alone thinking of possible outcome. I wish him well. Maybe, just maybe, a step back to say, "I wouldn't handle a situation like this again the way I just did" would go a very l-o-n-g way in healing this unnecessary "battle". Think of the money the athletic teams generate for the university. I trust the two men, Coach Tang and AD Taylor, to handle these issues properly.

Thank you, Coach....and I WILL "hang with Tang"!!! EMAW (Mrs. Ron)

It’s a big one in Manhattan as the Nebraska Cornhuskers make the trip down south to take on the K-State Wildcats.

The game will tip off at 2:00 on ESPN+.

EMAW Online will be on hand for it all. Tune in for live updates closer to game time as we arrive at the stadium.

by this basketball team. Not worthy of the Purple.

Los Angeles Times is reporting today that Will is visiting USC. Better be aware!!! If he goes there and does not deliver a National Championship in one year, that same LA Times will skewer him.

It's been a busy few days for K-State basketball on the recruiting trail, as the coaching staff has made a handful of in-school visits for 2025 prospects.

Some of the names include:

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Brenden Mott and Austin Moore have announced they are returning next season via social media.

Pretty key for the Wildcats to get these two players back.

Coach Jerome Tang said in his press conference today expect to see Ques Glover return on January 2nd against Chicago State.

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This chart would indicate we have had the second hardest schedule to date in the Big12. That bodes well for future conference play. EMAW! 😈