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Tuesday, February 09, 2010
Clemente named Big 12 Player of the Week

Kansas State's Denis Clemente was named Big 12 Player of the Week on Monday.

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Football Headlines
Football recruiting is a whole other world and Bill Snyder just lives in it.
Published 2/4/2010
Published 2/3/2010
Bill Snyder may have walked away from coaching for three seasons, but the Kansas State football coach's name still resonates throughout this state as much as ever.
Published 2/3/2010
Tate Snyder finally made it official on Wednesday.
Published 2/3/2010
Kansas State finalized its 2010 football schedule Friday, announcing a six-game home schedule highlighted by a nationally-televised Thursday night Big 12 North battle with Nebraska on October 7 and a September 18 showdown with Iowa State at Arrowhead Stadium.
Published 1/29/2010
Men's Basketball Headlines
Kansas State's Denis Clemente was named Big 12 Player of the Week on Monday.
Published 2/8/2010
AMES, Iowa — They call it Hilton "magic" for a reason. No matter the talent Iowa State puts on the floor, it's never easy to just walk in and snag a victory. The Cyclones make teams work for it.
Published 2/7/2010
AMES, Iowa — Denis Clemente sees it coming to an end. As each second ticks off the clock during a game, it's one less second he has left in his college basketball career.
Published 2/7/2010
AMES, Iowa. Denis Clemente scored a season-high 30 points, including six 3-pointers, and No. 10 Kansas State beat Iowa State 79-75 on Saturday for its fourth straight road win.
Published 2/6/2010
There's no secret formula when it comes to winning on the road. But throughout the Tom Asbury and Jim Wooldridge eras, the formula to snag a victory away from home appeared more difficult than a logarithmic equation in college calculus.
Published 2/5/2010
Women's Basketball Headlines
LAWRENCE — There is no doubt its been an eventful, stressful and adversity-filled week for the Kansas women's basketball team.
Published 2/8/2010
LAWRENCE — No Danielle McCray. No problem. Kansas, playing without its leading scorer on Sunday for the first time, held off a late rally by Kansas State, to defeat the Wildcats 70-60 at Allen Fieldhouse.
Published 2/8/2010
When asked about the previous meeting with the Kansas Jayhawks — a 59-35 Wildcats victory at Bramlage Coliseum — Kansas State coach Deb Patterson was quick to point out that both teams have changed since the Big 12 opener.
Published 2/7/2010
Kansas State seniors Ashley Sweat and Kari Kincaid garnered CoSIDA/ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District VII first team honors on Thursday morning.
Published 2/5/2010
With 4:53 to go in the game, Baylor's 6-foot-8 freshman center Brittney Griner grabbed a rebound under the basket, took one step and finished with a one-handed dunk over Kansas State's Jalana Childs.
Published 2/4/2010

General Headlines
The issue of mistreatment of student-athletes is a problem universities need to police, not the NCAA.
Published 2/2/2010
AMES, Iowa — The Kansas State track and field team finished the three-day Bill Bergan Invitational with a pair of third-place finishes for both the men and the women.
Published 2/1/2010
DES MOINES, Iowa — Kansas State concluded its sweep of the weekend, by defeating Drake on Sunday afternoon at the Roger Knapp Tennis Center, 6-1. This is K-State's first 2-0 start since the beginning of the 2008 season.
Published 2/1/2010
The second day of the Bill Bergan Invitational closed on Friday with the conclusion of the pentathlon and heptathlon with a trio of Wildcats competing.
Published 1/31/2010
LUBBOCK, Texas — The father of injured Texas Tech receiver Adam James threatened to sue the university if it didn't investigate then-coach Mike Leach, according to a memo released Wednesday.
Published 1/28/2010
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Kansas State University is celebrating the 10-year anniversary of the historic 1998 Wildcat football team that opened the year 11-0 and was ranked No. 1 in the nation late into the season. The Manhattan Mercury is joining in on the look-back on arguably the best team in KSU history with a series of stories by Mark Janssen during this season. Also a five-part series on the induction of Kansas State University President Jon Wefald and former football coach Bill Snyder into the Kansas State Athletics Hall of Fame.
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