Mason and Drew go live from the floor of Hilton Coliseum following Kansas State's stunning upset victory over No. 3 Iowa State, snapping a 15-game road losing streak for the Wildcats, one shy of tying a school record.

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Mason and Drew discuss what changes were made to rankings for the 2025 recruiting class for K-State, including two players in the On300, a receiver who made a big move and four total blue chips. Also K-State snags 30% of the Top 10 in the state.

Mason and Drew recap K-State's second straight Big 12 win in wire to wire fashion, plus the big picture talk about K-State's season

As we get close to another year of Big 12 football, more after dark kicks will be coming, is there a fix for fans? Plus what to watch for in K-State's home game against Oklahoma State tomorrow.

Mason and DY discuss K-State getting back in the win column and how it can start to shape next season's roster decisions

Mason and Drew discuss the classic offseason tradition of K-State football not getting enough disrespect and the rush from national media to force numerous teams toward the top that may not deserve it, including Avery Johnson being the 6th most impactful quarterback in the Big 12. Plus basketball previews for the men and women, also Bat Cats picked 8th in the Big 12.

Mason and Drew went live after the Kansas State loss to Baylor to discuss what went wrong once again, as a 12-point second half lead wasn't enough for the Cats

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.