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Learn more from the Band's Web site. Look for the link to download a brochure, which has details and a contribution form. To fully fund this project, $200,000 will be needed. We really need to support these extremely hard-working and dedicated K-Staters.
KSU Band Uniform Fund (F30310)
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The audit that apparently is routinely conducted when a university president leaves office has been made public. The Board of Regents resisted, but apparently the Attorney General's office intervened at the request of the Manhattan Mercury. I have it downloaded, but I'll refer you to the Mercury, since they went to the effort to get it. They will have more on the subject on June 21. The Kansas City Star has a lengthy evaluation in today's paper. The Topeka Capital has a story, Audit lines blurred at KSU, and an Austin Meek piece, Audit shows need for accountability.
Austin Meek has a good profile on John Currie in today's Topeka Capital-Journal. I personally have a good feeling about our new main man.
Austin Meek reports in a story today in the Topeka Capital-Journal that if senior associate athletic director Jim Epps is fired, he'll suddenly be worth about $900,000. Seriously, isn't it time that someone forced the public release of the forensic audit conducted by the Kansas Board of Regents recently?
Various sources announced today that Senior Associate A.D. Jim Epps and Bob Cavello, associate A.D. for business, have been placed on administrative leave while John Currie, our new director of athletics, investigates the Bob Krause / Ron Prince scandal. The Wichita Eagle was one of the first to break the news. Here's the Topeka Capital's version of the story.
Oh, boy... where do you even start? On April 4, 2008, Vice-President Bob Krause was named as K-State's Director of Athletics. His contract was for June 15, 2008 through June 14, 2013. On August 7, 2008, in appreciation for his blockbuster 12-13 record, Krause awarded Ron Prince a new, five-year contract, with a $1,200,000 buyout. On August 7, 2008, Krause and Ron Prince also secretly signed a buyout agreement which would supplement his buyout package if he were terminated "without cause" in various date ranges. On November 5, 2008, four days after KU defeated the Cats 52-21, it was announced that Prince would not return as coach. This termination date kicked in a clause in the agreement memo which obligated K-State to pay him $800,000 on 12/31/2015 and 12/31/2016, followed by $1,600,000 on 12/31/2020. What kind of creative logic indicated guaranteeing a $4.4 million buyout to a sub-.500 coach, who every Wildcat with basic common sense knew was going to be fired after the upcoming season? Now, an argument could be made that a modest extension might help with recruiting, but so could a competent head coach in place of the current coach, whose team had become dysfunctional, and whose staff was in constant turnover. The $1.2 million drew widespread ricidule and anger on sports message boards, because a good percentage of fans didn't want Prince to even begin the third season. Both Prince and Krause must have known the supplemental $3.2 million buyout was beyond outrageous, as neither had revealed it over the course of the subsequent nine months leading up to May 2009. Clearly the team of K-State lawyers, or at least Dick Seaton, would have looked over the official contract, but none knew of the one-page, $3.2 million deal. I know this to be true. Just look at the simplicity of the language in the Memorandum of Understanding, compared to the main contract. Here are some questions I have:
There's ongoing discussion as to whether fans should withdraw financial support of K-State athletics, as reported in this Associated Press story in today's Manhattan Mercury. By the way, the Mercury is running a poll now: Is Bob Krause
This whole scenario is hard for me to forgive. Prince's buyout is 100-plus times many K-State employees' annual salary, and Athletics, between donations and ticket prices, is getting a percentage of my take-home pay that I'm too embarrassed to itemize here. I want to look toward the future. It's the only rational thing to do. But the new director of athletics, John Currie, is going to have to take the department to an incredible level of financial transparency if he wants my money. He's going to have to endure all kinds of second-guessing by donors. The one thing in his favor is that K-State is undergoing an almost complete reset in its administration, and there seems to be hope that we're entering a new era of competence and businesslike decisions. (You know... the sort of thing Tim Weiser was trying to do.)
Just after I posted this, I discovered an interesting theory put forth by Austin Meek of the Capital Journal. He has interviewed people who believe that Krause was so intent on becoming athletic director, after being the supervisor for 20 years, that he started taking actions to enlist the future support of head coaches when the position became vacant. If this hypothesis is true, it would support the idea that Jon Wefald knew nothing of the Krause/Prince agreement. Early in Bob Krause's time here, I heard him speak several times. One of his favorite themes was the idea of win-win situations. If you look at his decisions over the years in dealing with university departments, that concept seemed to guide his actions. I think he thought both he and Prince would win from this agreement, as long as it remained unknown to the public.
Regardless of any theories on Krause's motivation, the nation now knows that he has squandered $4,400,000 of Cat fans' hard-earned money, and has resigned/been terminated from the university in disgrace. If Tim Weiser were still in Bramlage Coliseum, Ron Prince would have been fired at a cost of $300,000.
This just in on May 28: Joe Posnanski of the Kansas City Star published a blog today entitled "Prince: No More Candy 4 U." It's a biting and pretty funny assessment of this colossal mess.
The more I've thought about this, the more I've considered others' theories, I'm currently subscribing to the theory of some fans who say to consider Occam's Razor. One application of the theory is that the explanation of any phenomenon should make as few assumptions as possible. What do we know?
Bob Krause couldn't see what most every Cat fan knew: Ron Prince needed to be fired for his dysfunctional football program, the great majority of fans wanted him fired, and the president would have to accede to their demands in short order, or face a major uprising among them. I don't currently believe that the $3,200,000 buyout was involved with corruption, but rather the actions of a man who spent a good part of his career carrying out President Wefald's wishes. With a serious lack of critical thinking, he thought he was going to accomplish that, secretly, while leaving the president plausible deniability.
The NIT has the 2009 tournament bracket out. The Cats get Illinois State on Wednesday, 3/18 at 7 P.M. CDT. K-State Sports Information has a release with game notes, etc. There's a separate release for ticket purchase, including an online option (which begins at 9 A.M. on Monday).
The 2009 National Invitational Tournament selection show will be on ESPNU at 8 P.M. CDT. First round action for the NIT, which was founded in 1938, kicks off on March 17 and 18; second round takes place on March 19, 20, 21 and 23, with the quarterfinals tipping on March 24 and 25. The tournament comes to New York's Madison Square Garden for the semi-final doubleheader on March 31, with the championship game on April 2.
Confidence. Teamwork. Hard work. Excellent coaching and scouting. Our Cats know how to win on the road. As this is written, they're in fourth place in the Big 12 race. Listen to an .mp3 of Coach Martin's post-game comments here. I also have team comments.
Here's ESPN's announcement. Also, Austin Meek in the Topeka Capital proclaims this "the single greatest individual performance IÕve ever witnessed on a basketball court."
I took four hours over the holiday weekend to watch all of this documentary. It has segments on teams, coaches, facilities and memorable moments. It has commentary from a number of former players and coaches. When they refer to a great game or moment, the DVD will then go to footage of the game. Some of the former players with commentary are Mr. K-State, Ernie Barrett, Jack Parr, Bob Boozer, Rick Harman, Larry Weigel, Lew Hitch, Wally Frank, Howard Shannon, Steve Douglas, Dick Knostman, Roy DeWitz, Bill Guthridge, Don Matuszak, Lloyd Krone, Bob Chipman, Carl Gerlach, Scott Langton, Steve Henson, Chuckie Williams and Lon Kruger. Former coaches Lon Kruger and Greg Grensing were interviewed at length at UNLV, and the legendary Tex Winter had all kinds of stories from his 15 years at K-State. Current coach Brad Underwood has great stories about the Hartman era. Journalists and broadcasters we hear from include Fred White, Steve Physioc, Wyatt Thompson, Ben Boyle, Steven Farney, Kevin Haskin, Greg Sharpe, Tim Fitzgerald, John Dodderidge, David Smale and Mark Janssen. This would be great for serious newer fans to see the level of talent and commitment necessary to have teams that played in the Final Four, and routinely went to the NCAA tournament. Here's the link. Sometimes with productions like this, you look at it once, and that's it. I see myself going back to it often. As I write this, I'm already on my second pass through.
It's not every day that Jason will write a mostly-positive column about any Wildcat team. Here's what he has to say about men's basketball.
Since we learned that Ron Prince would be moving on, I've been telling people that I wouldn't be surprised if our next head coach is Bill Snyder, but I wasn't positive he would accept. I've also said all along that if I'm correct and Bill Snyder would replace Ron Prince, we absolutely wouldn't know it until the season is over. After spending an hour a week with Coach Snyder at his radio shows for 17 years, I know him well enough to state that he would consider it rude to be announced as coach while Ron Prince was still officially our coach. He would also worry that the announcement would be a distraction to the team, and should not occur prior to the last game. Along with his brilliance as a coach, Bill Snyder is a gentleman. He would want Ron Prince to have full authority and respect while still employed. The unattributed reports from anonymous message board posters that Gary Patterson's wife has been in Manhattan finalizing the purchase of a house carry absolutely no weight with me. I haven't seen a single conclusive piece of evidence that Coach Patterson wants to come here, and his alleged denials to TCU team members, if true, fit a consistent pattern of response from him. I think that hopeful fans are putting entirely too much on the fact that he is an alumnus. He was here about 25 years ago, and to my knowledge has not kept close ties. He has not even taken the opportunity, over the past three weeks, to wish us well in our search. What about the search committee that Bill Snyder was supposedly a member of? Well, if he were seen meeting with Jon Wefald and Bob Krause, people would just assume it was a committee meeting. Or not. Mark Janssen of the Manhattan Mercury, who I consider the ultimate source on K-State football, seems to agree with me. Mark wrote today that, "The silence and privacy of the last two-plus weeks looks and feels very Snyder-like." That much is certain. I think I'm right, and I definitely hope I'm right.
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Word is circulating from marching band members that there is activity in Student Senate to phase out funding of the K-State Marching Band over three years. I'm going to be collecting background info on this as the week goes on. Click on the image below to visit a Web site created today in support of the band. This site shows that the top leadership in student government is behind this proposal. Students who want to know what SGA is up to can go to their main site, or go direct to their minutes page to track meeting activity and roll call votes. As this story develops, if there is any way we as fans can support the band, I'll be sure to post updates here. Here's a PDF which shows SGA's decisions and activity over 2007-08. You can also research their legislation over the past 20 years here. Follow the mischief of the Privilege Fee Committee here
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I was pleasantly surprised to see the Cats in the latest version of Jack Hartman's lavender-over-purple road uniforms. If you'd like to see what these uniforms mean in terms of our program's history, look here. If you're not aware of the Hartman era and K-State's winningest coach, you may enjoy reading up on it a little bit.
Kevin Haskin has a nice article in the Topeka Capital-Journal about Greg Sharpe's move to Nebraska. I'm still mad at Tim Weiser for messing with an excellent relationship with WIBW.
The Pride of Wildcat Land rolled out of Manhattan at the crack of dawn to make it to the KU football game on Nov. 1. They performed extremely elaborate marching maneuvers to Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody," and by all reports blew the roof off the dump. A band member told me yesterday that they may perform it again this Saturday to show the Nebraska band a few things. I promise you you'll be filled with pride if you take 7:16 to watch this YouTube video of the performance. Notice the cheering from the Hawk fans at the end of the performance. Here's another YouTube video of their performance of it for the Central States Marching Festival on October 19 in Bill Snyder Family Stadium.
K-State Fans: November 5, 2008 Here's Jason's column in the Kansas City Star. He favors the return of legendary head coach Bill Snyder. I personally have no idea if he would agree to return, but it will be fascinating to see.
Former quarterback Zac Burton has an opinion piece in the Manhattan Mercury on our coaching situation. It's time for a resolution. As it stands now, the uncertainty about the state of K-State fooball is a soap opera for boys. Fans want answers. I don't predict any action until the end of the month.
I'm on this again because someone's not listening to me. I don't know anything about football, but after 38 years I know a lot about K-State athletics. This is not about game strategy, or whether there should be personnel changes after giving up 626 yards. This is about fans. We fans must provide absolute support to our coaches and players at games. Fan support is going down fast. This is detrimental to the motivation of our players, and the income Athletics needs to compete in the Big 12. It's sure to damage recruiting. I saw the same thing happen in men's basketball during the Asbury and Wooldridge eras. How can you recruit top players with the kind of fan support shown on regional ABC coverage today? If you don't like what's going on, write a letter with your ideas to Dr. Wefald or Bob Krause, but don't cast your vote by not showing up. Potential players and coaches need to see that even if our winning percentage is down, K-State is a great place to be, and a great place to play.
The student section couldn't have been more than 1/3 filled in the fourth quarter vs. Louisiana, and was probably closer to 1/4. I sat on that side for years, and know what it's like to be cooked for several hours, but I never once left early. Our students have been an important part of our football teams' success in the past. We need you.
Mark Janssen pulls no punches in today's column with this title on the state of K-State Football.
The Chronicle of Higher Education has a story on the expenditures on athletic recruiting. The article includes a chart which lists K-State as #5 in the nation in spending for 2006 - 07. I wonder whether that was before the ban on private aircraft that KU got put into place. K-State was the biggest spender in the Big 12, although not far above NU and UT.
The Oklahoman has compiled a look at coaches' base pay, plus extras. How do these guys make ends meet?
Tom Keegan has an interesting interview with Athletic Director / Vice-President Bob Krause in today's Lawrence Journal-World.
Look at this article in the American Statesman on the $107,600,000 budget of University of Texas athletics.
Once again, controversy has developed over the Cat Band's playing Gary Glitter's Rock and Roll Pt. 2, or as the band sometimes calls it, Time Lords. I've never noticed it, but apparently this past year the students have substituted the item that we're going to beat out of our opponent. It's not a good choice for our younger and more conservative fans, but that's not why I called you here.
Whether at football, basketball or volleyball, every time the band plays that tune, the students stick their arms up and wave them back and forth. Stop it! Why don't our students understand that they're waving the wheat, which is a decades-old KU tradition? It makes me sick every time I see it. The bands have to stop playing that song if our students don't realize they're participating in a highly disgusting KU tradition.
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| Big 12 Football | Big 12 Conference official site |
| Compensation for Division I Football Coaches | from USA Today |
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K-State Sports Information site |
| K-State Football Media Guide 2008 | online, in PDF form, plus ordering info |
| NCAA Football Rules | 2007 Version (PDF, 1.6 MB) |
| NCAA Football Stats | a compilation of articles |
| Sports Ultra: K-State Football | main stats page |
| Big 12 Men's Basketball | Big 12 Conference official site |
| Big 12 Men's Basketball Media Guide | 2007 - 2008 Edition (PDFs) |
| Big 12 Men's Basketball Record Book | 2007 - 2008 Edition (PDFs) |
| Big 12 Men's Basketball Stats | all games played / current season |
| Big 12 Men's Basketball Stats | conference games only / current season |
| ESPN Bracketology | predictions for NCAA March Madness |
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K-State Sports Information site |
| K-State Basketball Media Guide | in .pdf form |
| Michael Beasley.org | unknown source |
| National Invitational Tournament | main site |
| NCAA Men's Basketball | Good luck with their mess of a Web site. |
NCAA Men's Basketball Championship 2009 Bracket ![]() |
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| NCAA Men's and Women's Basketball Rules (download) | 2009 Version (PDF, 1.7 MB) |
| NCAA Men's and Women's Basketball Rules (purchase) | 2009 Version ($7.80 + shipping) |
| NCAA Men's Basketball Records | 2008 Version (PDF, 7.1 MB) |
| Referee Stats Leaders | for men's college basketball |
| Rolando Blackman | Legends of NBA Basketball |
| Sports Ultra: K-State Men's Basketball | a compilation of articles |
| Standings, by conference | from Yahoo! Sports |
| Topix.net | K-State basketball recent story links |
| Big 12 Sports | Big 12 Conference official site |
| Chris Creamer's Sports Logos | from college and professional sports |
| CSTV.com | all kinds of information |
Inside K-State Sports ![]() |
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K-State Sports Information ![]() |
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K-State Sports on YouTube ![]() |
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Manhattan Catbackers ![]() |
Membership Application 2009-10 (.doc) |
Manhattan Catbackers ![]() |
June 2009 Auction Flyer (.pdf) |
| NCAA | the main page |
| NCAA Division I Manual | NCAA Bylaws 2008-2009 (3 MB PDF) |
| NCAA Recruiting Rules | K-State Athletics Compliance Office |
| Powercat Daily | a multi-sport fan site by Brian Howell |
Powercat Illustrated ![]() |
home of Tim Fitzgerald's site and publications |
Royal Purple Yearbook on YouTube ![]() |
post-game interviews and funny stuff |
Signature Picture Tutorial ![]() |
finished except for explaining how to resize |
| Sports Ultra: K-State Athletics Alumni | a compilation of articles |
| The Drive | Tim Fitzgerald's weekly TV show on KTKA |
| Yahoo! Sports Audio Archives | audio from football, basketball and coaches' shows |
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released on Mondays |
| Coaches' Poll ESPN |
released on Mondays |
| Combined Basketball Polls MSN/Fox Sports |
released on Mondays |
| RPI - Ken Pomeroy | for Division I |
RPI - RealTime ![]() |
for Division I |
| Sagarin Basketball Ratings | for Division I |
| AP Poll CNN/SI |
released mid-afternoon Sundays |
| AP Poll Voters AP |
See the ballots of each AP poll voter. |
| Coaches' Poll CNN/SI |
released late Sunday mornings |
| Combined Football Polls | ratings for Division I - from ESPN |
| Sagarin Football Ratings | ratings for Division I |
| Ahearn Field House Era Coaches Photo | March 1988 | Jack, Tex, Cotton, Jack and Lon |
| Ahearn Field House Era Coaches Photo | March 1988 | 600 dpi / 1.3 MB |
| Ahearn Field House Era Coaches Photo | March 1988 | 600 dpi / 16 MB |
| Big 8 Era Officials | December 1975 | Big 8 Holiday Tournament program |
| How to Coach Jack Hartman's T-game Offense | guidetocoachingbasketball.com | |
| Jack Hartman | unknown | at work on the sidelines |
| Jim Wooldridge | January 14, 2006 | with Cartier Martin |
| Michael Beasley | March 13, 2008 | ESPN All-American |
| Rolando Blackman beats Oregon State | March 23, 1981 | Sports Illustrated scan by DDY |
| Rolando Blackman beats Oregon State | March 23, 1981 | autographed by Ro and Coach |
| Rolando Blackman, Olympian | November, 1980 | K-Stater scan by DDY |
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| Bill Snyder | November 30, 2002 | Big 12 Coach of the Year |
| Bill Snyder | October 25, 2004 | on the sidelines |
| Deep Threat | January, 1999 | Sport |
| Governor's Cups | 1997 | KSU / KU football trophy |
| Hell Freezes Over (NU win) | Nov. 16, 1998 | Collegian |
| Kansas Statement | November 23, 1998 | Sports Illustrated |
| K-State's Fiesta (Fiesta Bowl win) | January 1, 1998 | Arizona Republic |
| K-State Undergoes Ultimate Football Makeover | July 24, 1998 | CBS Sportsline |
| KU ex-coach on Cats and Hawks | November 9, 1997 | Terry Allen show |
| Michael Bishop | Dec. 27, 1997 | TV Guide cover |
| Mildcats No More | February 19, 1999 | Las Vegas Sun |
| Miracle in Manhattan | November 13, 1998 | USA Today |
| Miracle Worker | November 9, 1998 | Sports Illustrated |
| Pride Rises from Ashes of Kansas State Football | October 15, 1998 | Daily Oklahoman |
| Spring Game | April 22, 2006 | DDY's photo |
| Why Bother with Bowls Anymore? | Dec. 3, 1999 | Kansas City Star |
| K-State Traditions | Alma Mater, Fight Song, etc. | |
| Mr. K-State, Ernie Barrett: the statue | All-American and Director of Athletics | |
| Powercat | scanned by DDY / 52 KB JPEG | |
| Willie (cartoon, K-State pennant, 600 px) | scanned by DDY / 170 KB JPEG | |
| Willie (cartoon, K-State pennant, 1900 px) | scanned by DDY / 913 KB JPEG | |
| Willie (cartoon, K-State pennant, 1900 px) | scanned by DDY / 9.6 MB TIFF | |
| Buhl's Blog | by You're My Boy Buhl | |
| Chronicles of a K-State Fan | by Panjandrum | |
| K-Stated | by Jeffrey Martin of The Wichita Eagle | |
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| Ahearn's last game (MU) | March 5, 1988 | pre-game and opening of play | 10:20 / 22.5 MB / .mov |
| Bob Huggins back in West Virginia | October 16, 2007 | documentary coverage | 01:06 / 3.0 MB / .mp4 |
| Bob Huggins desertion | April 5, 2007 | press conference | 27:00 / 12.5 MB / .mp3 |
| Bob Huggins hiring | March 23, 2006 | press conference | 15:48 / 35 MB / .mov |
| Bob Huggins interview | June 2, 2006 | on Sports Sanity | 07:00 / 6 MB / .mp3 |
| Dick Vitale on ESPN | February 3, 2007 | promo for the KU game | 00:59 / 3.7 MB / .mp4 |
| ESPN Sportscenter | January 30, 2008 | K-State 84 KU 75 | 04:08 / 24.6 MB / .mov |
| Jim Wooldridge interview | January 14, 2006 | post-game: KSU 59 - KU 55 | 07:42 / 7 MB / .mp3 |
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| Michael Beasley and Jacob Pullen | February 9, 2008 | OSU post-game | 00:13 / 812 KB / .mov |
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| Big 12 championship video | December, 2003 | Buy the DVD. | 03:35 / stream / .wmv |
| Bill Snyder Show - final edition | November 17, 2005 | Coach's 25-min. monologue | 23:49 / 21 MB / .mp3 |
| Bill Snyder with Kevin Kietzman | December 4, 2008 | an in-depth interview on WHB | 26:35 / 24 MB / .mp3 |
| Cats Football Podcasts | fall 2006 | Watch with iTunes. | varies / .mp4 |
| Mitch Holthus | November 20, 1993 | KSU beats OSU / "The Drive" | 08:05 / 7 MB / .mp3 |
| Mitch Holthus | October 29, 1994 | KSU beats OU - end and bigs | 05:50 / 5 MB / .mp3 |
| Mitch Holthus on Bill Snyder | November 15, 2005 | Sports Sanity on WIBW | 09:24 / 9 MB / .mp3 |
| Mitch Holthus on Bill Snyder | November 6, 2008 | McElroy Sports Talk on WIBW | 12:51 / 12 MB / .mp3 |
| Ron Prince | March 7, 2006 | speaking in Abilene | 24:38 / 8 MB / .mp3 |
| Ron Prince | fall 2005 | University of Virginia video | 12:00 / 34 MB / .mpeg |
| Ron Prince | Dec. 5, 2005 | hiring press conference | 26:56 / 62 MB / .mov |
| Ron Prince welcome | December 7, 2005 | K-State Sports Video | 00:36 / stream |
| Skydive into KSU Stadium | late 1980s | YouTube video / helmet cam | 03:43 / stream |
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December 6, 2003 | K-State 35 — OU 7 | 03:36 / 23 MB / .mp4 |
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| Jason Whitlock on CNN | Apr. 12, 2007 | Rutgers WBB vs. Imus | 17:20 / 39 MB / .mov |
| K-State Sports Streaming Audio | several seasons | KSU Veterinary Medicine | numerous events |
| Roy Williams | date ? | "I'm stayin'." | 00:02 / 16 KB / .mp3 |
| Roy Williams | date ? | "I'm stayin'." (with cheers) | 00:09 / 152 KB / .mp3 |
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| Wildcat Victory | 1994 | KSU Marching Band | 00:58 / 916 KB / .mp3 |
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