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Can anyone tell me why it's taking so long for the road work on Wildcat Creek Road?  I've worked at Alorica since Sept '07 and ever since around oct '07, there has been road construction going on and have to go past the airport and then  turn right onto Wildcat Creek Road? I drive from Clay Center and take keats road, turn onto Scenic Drive. I used to turn onto Eureka Drive, but since the road construction, have to go past the airport to Wildcreek Creek Road. With the cost of gas, this is very aggravating to have to drive those extra miles. Somedays there aren't even any workers there. The road construction I believe is only a couple of miles. When is this to be completed?
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Posted By: jlc1962
1 Reply - Last Reply On 7/24/2008 12:20:18 AM
Posted By: nunya

How about a winnig season and maybe even a bowl victory first. Of course if RP goes JF will surely follow. Maybe then Coffman will get a fair look.

4 Replies - Last Reply On 7/23/2008 11:23:02 PM
Posted By: tim
Sorry for that last post...

Have you guys seen this kid? Check out this video.

Kwamaine Brown

Who does he remind you of?
10 Replies - Last Reply On 7/23/2008 8:40:35 PM
Posted By: Hitz
Someone asked me what games I think we will win this year...and this is it:

Our 1st 4 games we should win.

Texas Tech-Could go either way
@ Tex A&M-Could go either way
@ Colo-We should beat them
OK-Could go either way OK always loses to a BIG 12 team
@ KU-yes because they lost most of there defense
@ MU-yes because they lost 3 starting OL
NE-Could go either way
IS-We should beat them

We should win a guaranteed 6 games at least...and then all we have to do is take 1 or 2 other games in conference play...we are going to be good this year you will see soon my bloggers...and who cares that our 1st 4 games are easy...Louisville might be tuff but KU had a cupcake schedule last year and they benefited from it greatly.  We should of won more games last year but we lost them because we had some loser players...but those guys are gone.
18 Replies - Last Reply On 7/23/2008 5:21:36 PM
Posted By: KSUPLAYER
K-State Golf
Thursday, July 24, 2008
Kansas State six strokes back from 10th place

BREMERTON, Wash. — Kansas State's Mitch Gregson shot an opening round 72 to lead the Wildcats at the 2008 NCAA Championship West Regional at Gold Mountain Golf Club on Thursday.

The Wildcats were tied for 21st after the first 18 holes and carded a 17-over 305.

FULL STORY>>>>

Headlines
Emily Houtz is tied for fourth place after the first round of the Kansas Women's Golf Association Amateur Championships at Leavenworth Country Club.
Published 7/16/2008
Bernie Haney calls it "... the next logical step."
Published 7/9/2008
Kansas State men's golf coach Tim Norris announced the signing of Chase Chamberlin to a National Letter of Intent for the 2008-09 season.
Published 7/4/2008
EDMOND, Okla. — Kansas State sophomore-to-be Elise Houtz collected her first Collegiate Players Tour victory of the summer as she won an event at Rose Creek Golf Club on Wednesday.
Published 6/6/2008
Kansas State sophomore-to-be Emily Houtz took first place in the Kansas City qualifier for the 2008 U.S. Women's Amateur Public Links on Tuesday at Swope Memorial Golf Course.
Published 5/28/2008
BREMERTON, Wash. — Kansas State's Mitch Gregson shot an opening round 72 to lead the Wildcats at the 2008 NCAA Championship West Regional at Gold Mountain Golf Club on Thursday.
Published 5/16/2008
Now Joe Ida can just focus on golf.
Published 5/14/2008
The best season in K-State men's golf history got a continuation on Monday as the Wildcats received an at-large bid into the NCAA Men's Golf Championships as announced by the NCAA national office.
Published 5/6/2008
STILLWATER, Okla. — Riding the top-20 finish of Michelle Regan, the Kansas State women's golf team moved up two spots on Sunday to conclude the Big 12 Championship in eighth place.
Published 4/28/2008
TRINITY, Texas — The Kansas State Wildcats dropped six strokes off their second round score and maintained the ninth position at the end of the second day of competition at the Big 12 Championship on Saturday.
Published 4/27/2008
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