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Mason Voth from EMAW Online, Alec Busse from The Hoosier and Gabe Swartz from EMAW Online and KCTV5 discuss the realignment boom that happened again from a K-State grad, Illinois grad and Arizona State grad's perspective.
A look at Jon Rothstein's report on Jerome Tang that really wasn't anything special and something everyone already knew about, probably. Then taking a look at how the Big 12 basketball opponents worked out for K-State and others around the league. Finally some notes and thoughts about K-State's alumni team playing in TBT and the foolishness of George Kliavkoff in the Pac-12 continues to be laughable.
A look at some of the biggest news for K-State out of Big 12 Media Days and why the hunted instead of hunter mentality isn't just talk for the Wildcats. Plus a look around the rest of the league and what it means for the 2023 football season.
Mason breaks down the good and bad of K-State's offseason and what the expectations are starting to look like for 2023-2024. The biggest question, where is the concern level at and where does K-State go next?
Mason breaks down the important angles of Chris Klieman's contract extension for K-State and what it means for the future, plus some notes and thoughts on what is going down with Iowa State and West Virginia right now.
Alec makes a brief return to join Mason to discuss Brett Yormark's work in trying to get the Big 12 to play football and basketball games in Mexico in the near future. The crux of debate: what is the upside, does it have any chance of making a difference for the league and how upset will people be to lose a home game?
Mason highlights all of the reasons why the 2023 NFL Draft was a special one for K-State from all angles, why 2024 could be just as big for the Cats and basketball recruiting notes with a highlight on the Bat Cats to close out Monday's show
Mason discusses the Chiefs selection of Felix Anudike-Uzomah and what the rest of the draft might entail for K-State, plus other draft takes from night one and moving forward, but first a breakdown of K-State basketball's recruiting outlook for next season and the two years beyond that
Mason hits on the weird situation at Colorado and if it means K-State will get active in the football transfer portal, where the next steps and who the targets are for football recruiting now
Mason Voth runs down all the latest happenings at K-State from Keyontae Johnson's draft declaration to transfer portal possibilities, notes on high school recruiting and other thoughts about the Big 12's possible new basketball event
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