The Kansas State Wildcats ended their relatively underwhelming season with a loss to the Iowa State Cyclones (10-2). Coach Chris Klieman put it simply: the turn

The Kansas State football team shouldn’t have to apologize to anyone for winning eight games, especially at the end of a regular season that featured feel-good victories over Tulane, Colorado and Kansas. But if the Wildcats want to eventually supplant Oklahoma and Texas as a perennial Big 12 power, they need to aim higher.

The Cyclones defeated Kansas State 29-21 on Saturday and completed the regular season with a 10-2 overall record and a 7-2 record against Big 12 opponents. It was a game full of firsts, like Iowa State’s first 10-win season and Jaylin Noel’s first season with 1,000 receiving yards.

Despite dropping the regular season finale to Iowa State, Kansas State Wildcats coach Chris Klieman held his head high after a solid defensive effort. 'For the

Kansas State football coach Chris Klieman needed just one word to sum up the Wildcats' loss to Iowa State: Turnovers

Kansas State football played Iowa State on even terms for most of the game, but two costly turnovers were too much for the Wildcats to overcome in a disappointing 29-21 loss at Jack Trice Stadium in Ames,

With a 29-21 victory Saturday night at Jack Trice Stadium over Kansas State on “Farmageddon,” the Cyclones secured their first 10-win season as a program. If BYU defeats Houst

A pair of first-half turnovers and a fourth-quarter safety doomed Kansas State football to a 29-21 loss to Iowa State on Saturday night.