Episode 144: Jeff Kelly, Andrew Shull, Nick Leckey and Ian Campbell

Former Wildcats Jeff Kelly, Andrew Shull, Nick Leckey and Ian Campbell reflect back on their memories of Bill Snyder and how he impacted the Kansas State program prior to his first retirement.

Episode 143: The Tulsa World's Kelly Hines

Tulsa beat writer Kelly Hines said Kansas State will see some familiar faces Saturday when it goes on the road to try and avenge last season’s worst loss.

Episode 142: The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel's Ben Steele

The Journal-Sentinel's Marquette beat writer shares his insights on why the Golden Eagles’ offense isn’t flying high just yet and says K-State should cause some matchup problems for a defense that looks better than recent versions.

Episode 141: Danny Lawhon of the Des Moines Register

As Farmageddon approaches we turn to a friend of the podcast for insights on one of the Big 12’s best defenses and how Matt Campbell’s blueprint for success could be applied to the post-Snyder era — and why it’s a little different.

Episode 140: Eric Rubottom

BotC’s best basketball player joins the podcast for a slightly late season preview after two ugly wins.

Episode 139: Frogs O'War's Melissa Triebwasser

TCU and Kansas State will play a football game Saturday, so Melissa joined us so we could all work through our sadness at how this season has gone.

Episode 138: Blatant Homerism's Allen Kenney

The editor of the popular Oklahoma-centric college football blog and podcast says the Sooners offense will cause some serious problems for K-State, but Alex Barnes could do the same when the ‘Cats have the ball.

Episode 137: Nick Leckey

Nick Leckey sees a realistic path to a bowl game this season and reasons to believe the Snyder succession plan won’t be too bumpy. We hope he’s right.

Episode 136: CRFF's Micah Allen

One of our SB Nation colleague’s dropped by to discuss Oklahoma State’s maddeningly inconsistent season as the Pokes prepare for a game in Manhattan.

Episode 135: The Smoking Musket's Bart Keeler

A friend of the podcast returns as we learn more about the high expectations of Will Grier and the Mountaineers.

Episode 134: BotC's Drew Schneider

We turn to our newest contributor for answers on what's gone wrong for Kansas State so far and how the 'Cats can right the ship.

Episode 133: MSU beat writer Brett Hudson of the Commercial-Dispatch

If you weren’t already worried about Mississippi State, you will be after hearing Brett describe the dangerous offense and uber-talented defense set to face K-State Saturday.

Episode 132: Matt Hall

K-State Online’s managing editor drops in to give us some depth chart analysis and break down the current recruiting outlook for football and basketball.

Episode 131: Nick Leckey

Find out why the K-State All-American and Big 12 champion is so excited about the prospects of the 2018 Wildcats.

Episode 130: NCAA high jump champion Tejaswin Shankar

The latest product of High Jump U chatted with us about why he went from cricket to high jumping and his plans to get even better after a sensational freshman season.

Episode 129: DeAundra Allen of the K-State Collegian

The Collegian’s sports editor joins us to share her thoughts on the Spring Game and what we know about the football team heading into the summer.

Episode 128: Jeffrey Martin of K-State Online

K-State Online’s managing editor discusses why Kansas State fans should be thrilled about this season’s success and Bruce deserves plenty of credit.

Episode 127: Brent Stover of CBS Sports Network

K-State alum Brent Stover talks about how his time in Manhattan helped him get to CBS Sports Network and shares his thoughts on the Sweet 16 matchup with Kentucky.

Episode 126: Chris Dobbertean

Friend of the podcast and SB Nation’s foremost bracket expert returns to break down what will decide Kansas State’s seed this Sunday.

Episode 125: Matt Wilson of Our Daily Bears

Our old Baylor friend returns to discuss what should be an interesting and stressful game for fans of both teams on Saturday.

Episode 124: Levi Stevenson of Wide Right & Natty Lite

WRNL’s managing editor says Iowa State looks a lot better than it did in December, but they’re still working on solving some road woes and inconsistency issues as they head to Manhattan.

Episode 123: DeAundra Allen of the K-State Collegian

The Collegian’s sports editor adds a valuable Manhattan-based perspective to our breakdown of this year’s team and the Bruce Weber era.

Episode 122: Bart Keeler of The Smoking Musket

Bart reminds us at least before the loss to Iowa State, many of West Virginia's problems could be attributed to a tough schedule in the unforgiving Big 12.

Episode 121: Seth Emerson of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Kansas State and Georgia are trending in opposite directions, but Seth says this feels like a game Mark Fox tends to win.

Episode 120: Steven Schoon, TCU basketball sports information director

The Frogs’ sports information director for basketball and longtime friend of the podcast tells us why despite its ugly Big 12 record so far, TCU will pose a stiff test in Manhattan on Saturday.

Episode 119: Kevin Flaherty of 247Sports

A national writer with Kansas roots and a Big 12 focus returns to help us decide whether the Jayhawks are good enough send Kansas State to a familiar fate this Saturday at Allen Fieldhouse.

Episode 118: Jay Burrous of Viva The Matadors

Texas Tech’s hot start has surprised everyone, including our SB Nation colleague, but can they keep it up against Kansas State?