KBCA Rankings, February 4th
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The Kansas Basketball Coaches Association released updated team rankings for February 4th. Check them out below:
The Kansas Basketball Coaches Association released updated team rankings for February 4th. Check them out below:
After Kansas State University head coach Chris Klieman kicked off the Kansas Football Coaches Association's Annual Clinic on Friday night at the Hyatt Regency in Wichita with an hour long address detailing his philosophy for developing a college football program, current KFBCA president Justin Burke welcomed the first class of former Kansas high school football coaches into the new KFBCA Hall of Fame.
GARDEN CITY – It’s on rare occasions that you will see a late-season wrestling invitational with such a large field comprised of highly-ranked teams and individual competitors from such a variety of locales.
But that’s what wrestling fans, coaches and the wrestlers themselves will see first-hand on Friday and Saturday, Jan. 31-Feb. 1, at the 62nd Annual Rocky Welton Invitational here in Garden City.
Check out a few noteworthy stories from recent Kansas high school basketball and wrestling action, and head to Subway for pre- or post-game meals, catering or Footlong Faves starting at $4.99. Order online at Subway.com.
Hoisington wins Winter Jam
The Kansas Wrestling Coaches Association released updated rankings January 28th, 2020. Check them out below:
The Kansas Basketball Coaches Association released updated team rankings January 28th.
Kansas State football head coach Chris Klieman will headline the Kansas Football Coaches Association (KFBCA) Annual Clinic for the second straight year and the association will induct their first-ever Hall of Fame Class this Friday evening in Wichita.
Team Champion: Blue Valley Southwest, 261.5 points
Individual Champions:
106: Trent Clements, Chanute
113: Hayden Mills, Blue Valley Southwest
120: Tyler Voss, Colby
126: Brett Umentum, Blue Valley Southwest
Kansas Pregame is joining forces with the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference to profile Kansas student athletes competing in the KCAC. This time we're taking a look at three recent grads of KCAC member institutions.
Trey Dubbert, Sterling College
Ohh, Ohh, Ohh. Are you serious?
Dick Vitale - commonly referred to as Dickie V. - is coming to Salina on February 6 to appear as the Keynote Speaker at the Salina Area Chamber of Commerce Annual Banquet.
Vitale is known for his emphatic, colorful way of describing the game of basketball. His phrases include "That's Awesome Baby, with a Capital A", "Diaper Dandy", "P.T.Per”, and many more. Most college basketball fans can recognize him by the sound of his voice.
