Mason and Drew touch on many K-State topics on Tuesday, including Will Howard's National Championship win and if it means anything for K-State good or bad. As well as discussing the early arrivals of some 2025 commitments for the spring semester, and finally a look at the basketball road trip to Baylor.

The Sunday Show returns discussing the optimism that comes from Kansas State's close calls versus Texas Tech and at Kansas this weekend, why Tang, Castillo and Hawkins show the right path for K-State moving forward and how the trio from KSO thinks K-State should focus building a roster next season

Kansas State basketball is experiencing wildly different seasons for their men and women, but Jerome Tang's vision is actually working. It is just Jeff Mittie who is successful with it.

Drew joins Mason to give the latest on K-State recruiting. Two new transfer commitments from the weekend, plus the chances K-State gets former local four-stars Malik Benson and Jayshawn Ross. Also why James Dunnigan Jr. choosing Kansas isn't a reason to panic.

Mason and Drew discuss what went wrong for K-State in their one-point loss at TCU and how continuing trends are resulting in their inability to snag key road victories

Mason, Drew and Fan get together to discuss K-State basketball's win over Cincinnati and paint the picture for a miraculous turnaround, also what Jerome Tang said after the win over Cincy. Then, a look back at the 2024 football season by picking the top plays of the year and looking ahead quickly to 2025 and a Big 12 title chance.

Mason and Drew recap K-State's wild comeback win over Rutgers in the Rate Bowl, and use a naughty word or two to describe Greg Schiano! (Ear muffs, children!)

Mason and DY preview a K-State football game for one final time in 2024 as the Wildcats face Rutgers in the 2024 Rate Bowl in Phoenix.

Gabe Powers, Jerand Bradley and Amos Talalele committed to K-State over the weekend, what do the three P4 transfers mean for K-State?

Mason and Fan discuss K-State's implosion of a week against Drake and Wichita State and what this season has become, what it means moving forward and all of the missteps along the way, on and off the court for K-State basketball.