No. 22 Iowa State and No. 17 Kansas State open the college football season Saturday when the Big 12 rivals meet in the Aer Lingus College Football Classic at Aviva Stadium in Dublin, Ireland.

Kansas State's road to stardom won't be easy. The team is trying to reach new program heights in 2025, clinching a Big 12 title and postseason berth. Although o

Kansas State football will land in Ireland later this week with a few new faces who are slated to be starters on Saturday. Here's what you should know.

“Being able to throw to a guy like Tibbs, it makes my life 10 times easier,” Johnson said. “He’s a big target who can go up and get jump balls with smooth, strong hands. I can be off a little bit and he can make up for it. Being able to have a forgiving receiver to throw to definitely excites me for the season.”

Kansas State quarterback Avery Johnson has heard is name a lot this offseason. Whether it be at the focal points of the team's Big 12 aspirations or lauds from

Kansas State men’s basketball has added international size to its 2025 roster with the commitment of 7-foot-1 Romanian center Dorin Buca.

Head coach Jerome Tang has assembled a roster that will certainly have international flair next season. The Wildcats landed their third European recruit of the current cycle on Tuesday when Dorin Buca, a 7-foot-1 center from Romania, announced his intentions to play for K-State next season.