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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 Women's Basketball
Thursday, July 24, 2008
K-State opens in Europe with win, beats Czech U18 team

Five Wildcats reached double figures, as Kansas State defeated the Under-18 Czech Republic national team, 86-66, on Thursday evening. This was the first of two contests for the defending Big 12 champions against Czech national teams during its 10-day tour of the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Austria.

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Headlines
Former Kansas State forward Kendra Wecker was signed by the WNBA's Washington Mystics on Monday, two months after being released by the San Antonio Silver Stars.
Published 7/3/2008
LUHAKOVICE, Czech Republic — On the strength of a solid performance from Kelsey Nelson and a late three-point field goal and two free throws from Kari Kincaid, Kansas State dropped the U-20 Czech Republic national team on Saturday night, 67-62. This concludes game action for the Wildcats in Europe.
Published 6/29/2008
Five Wildcats reached double figures, as Kansas State defeated the Under-18 Czech Republic national team, 86-66, on Thursday evening. This was the first of two contests for the defending Big 12 champions against Czech national teams during its 10-day tour of the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Austria.
Published 6/27/2008
During last season's NCAA tournament run, the Kansas State women's basketball team took to the floor with five players all from the state of Kansas.
Published 6/22/2008
Kendra Wecker is anguishing through the reality of life these days. Reality — as in the word given to personal disappointments.
Published 6/15/2008
Former Kansas State women's basketball standouts Laurie Koehn and Nicole Ohlde are currently playing on WNBA rosters.
Published 6/9/2008
Kansas State women's basketball coach Deb Patterson had one thing in mind when she set out on the recruiting trail this past season — size and versatility.
Published 6/5/2008
Wearing buttons that read, "Look up, Get up, Don't give up," members of Kansas State's women's basketball team came together Friday night to face one more opponent this spring — cancer.
Published 4/13/2008
There was no April Fools to Michael Beasley's day on Tuesday as the Wildcat freshman was named as one of five finalists for the John R. Wooden National Player of the Year Award, plus selected as one of the 10 members of the Wooden all-America team for 2008.
Published 4/2/2008
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. — Despite having its season come to end Tuesday night, there's a lot for the Kansas State women's basketball team to be smiling about.
Published 3/28/2008
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