Section 5 row 42 west side parking pass. $250.
text 785-554-5542

2 tickets section 5 row 42 parking pass $250
text 785-554-5542

Avery is going to be ridiculously good.

Did not expect yesterday’s victory. I doubt Nebraska will be within 14 points at the end of their game

Thread is for all games played week 1 outside of the KSU game that has its own thread.

The defending Big 12 champs start their quest for a repeat Saturday night by hosting SEMO at 6 p.m. in Bill Snyder Family Stadium.

The game will air on Big 12 Now on ESPN+.

EMAW Online will be on hand tonight. We'll start jumping in the comments with updates closer to the game once arriving at the stadium.

2 rushes, 3 catches and the TD on the first drive of the season.

Guaranteed asphalt parking in Grain Sciences lot. North across Kimball from East stadium parking. Sept. 9 game, you will need to print to use. $50 620-727-2831

Sec 10 Row 44 with Cat Cushions easy access 2 Tickets $80 for the pair text me at 913-201-9224

I have 6 Tickets for SEMO game
Section 12 Row 23, 2 seats have Cat cushions $55. each
I also have 4 tickets for the Ahearn Fund meal inside Bramlage that will go with the 1st 4 tickets sold
KSU Fans ONLY!
Tickets are in Wichita area till Friday then in Manhattan
cash only, need to be picked up before Saturday
text me @ 316-259-0206

So is the fact that Brix has postponed his decision on where to play football going to help K-State or hurt our chances of landing him? Sounds like he is not really sold on the idea Nebraska is right for him.

According to Joe Tipton, Patrick Ngongba has these four visits scheduled:
Michigan: Sept 8
Kentucky: Sept 29
Duke: Oct 20
Kansas State: Oct 27

Good to see Coach Tang getting the last visit. Still, a long time left in his recruitment though.

PAC demise
If the rumor is true, a professor from Stanford estimated the PAC value at $45 million after USC and UCLA left. Also rumored was the PAC presidents insisted George K. demand $50 million as a starting point. Fox immediately bailed. ESPN countered with $31M (just like the Big 12). That is when the PAC asked for $45M. This convinced ESPN to drop the PAC tier I rights and only offer $9 million for Tier II. For the next year, the PAC kept kicking the can down the road in hopes of a bigger payout. It didn't happen. From this it was pretty obvious that the end result was what happened. The four schools in danger of being left out were Wash. St, Ore. St, Stanford, and Cal. With the theatrics from ASU in the last 24 hours they put themselves at risk also. The elitist PAC presidents killed the PAC--not ESPN.

PAC going forward
I think neither Stanford or Cal will end up joining the ACC. It makes no sense. Most probable scenario is that all four PAC schools join the MWC and rename the conference the PAC with a 3 year grant of rights. I personally am really hoping that Stanford and Cal are delegated to the MWC.

ACC
The ACC is on the clock. FSU, Clemson, and UNC (and NCST) have roving eyes. It is only a matter of time before they leave. This is the reason they are voting no against Calford. And if they leave, what does Miami, Louisville, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Duke and Pitt do? The question is whether the remaining schools are attractive enough to garner a competitive contract. The schools in danger of being left out are Syracuse, BC, WF, Ga Tech.

UTAH
Thought it was interesting that Kyle Whittingham (Ute coach) made the comment implying that Utah may move again on the next round of realignment. Sorry Kyle, Utah isn't going to the BIG and I think that the current members of the Big 12 are pretty much melded together for the foreseeable future.

Just wanted to introduce our new staff writers who will be interning with EMAW Online this year.

Grant Snowden @grant_snowden
Kamden Tatkenhorst @kamdentat1
Jake Stephens @Jake Stephens

They’re all involved or have been involved with sports and/or media in the past from playing, writing about it or podcasting about it.

They’ll all introduce themselves a little more in the comments below but I’m very excited to see what these guys can and will produce for us as they work their way through journalism school at K-State.