Mason and Drew discuss what went wrong in aother K-State loss to Iowa State, immediately after the game at Aviva Stadium in Ireland. Including a defense of Avery Johnson and the receivers, blame for the position groups and their coaches and more of trying to pick up the pieces from another upsetting loss in the last six games for K-State.
Mason and Drew get ready for Farmageddon with one final KSO Classic of the summer, a look at the 2002 meeting between Top 25 squads for the first time in the history of the rivalry. K-State would cruise to victory thanks to forcing six turnovers, including two pick-sixes in just three offensive plays that Senneca Wallace threw to Bobby Walker.
K-State youngsters Mason and Drew go back and watch the 1993 Copper Bowl for the first time ever, and recap their experience seeing the first bowl game under Bill Snyder
DY joins Mason to discuss the Week 0 matchup between Kansas State and Iowa State in Dublin, who needs to step up, the nightmare scenarios for both teams, best bets and more
Mason and Drew break down what is notable from the first Wildcat depth chart of 2025
Mason, FAN and Drew kickoff the 2025 season with the third year of the Sunday Show. In this week's episode, they give the outlook for each angle of the 2025 K-State Football team and how it will impact the game on Saturday against Iowa State.
Mason and Drew take a look back at the 2011 football season, which had classic game after classic game. Nine of K-State's 13 games were decided by one score. The Cats won all but one of those one-score games, en route to a 10-3 season, Top 10 ranking and Cotton Bowl Appearance. The season featured the goal line stand at Miami, Arthur Brown's pick of Heisman winner RGIII, 4 OT with Texas A&M and many other classic moments.
Mason, Drew and DY give their picks for each win total of the Big 12 teams, quarterback performance stats and some national over/unders...then DY and Drew square off in an electric game of Beat the Media Guide
Mason and Drew discuss the Big 12 mandating injury reports for football and basketball, plus the expectation for 2027 four-star QB Braylen Warren, where K-State seems to be in the driver's seat
K-State OC Matt Wells had exciting things to say about Avery Johnson, Jaron Tibbs and the K-State offense at his preseason media availability on Tuesday
Discussing Kansas State's ranking of No. 17 in the AP Top 25 to start the season, it is the first time since 1996-2001 that the Wildcats have appeared in the preseason Top 25 at least three straight times
Mason and Drew look back on the first signature win of the Chris Klieman era, a surprising 48-41 victory over No. 5 Oklahoma, who would lose just one other game that season in the CFP to LSU. Syklar Thompson ran for four touchdowns in the game and the Wildcats capitalized on crucial Oklahoma miscues to secure the first Top 5 win since 2006.
Mason and Drew hit on some of the notable things to come out of fall camp for Kansas State over the last few days
Mason and Drew grade the best and worst takes of the week
Mason and Drew take a look back at a career high day for Daniel Thomas, as K-State opened the 2010 season with a win over Pac-10 foe UCLA at Bill Snyder Family Stadium, Thomas set a new career high with over 230 yards rushing and two touchdowns in the win
Mason suggests that expectations from fans and maybe even coaches are too low for incoming tight end Linkon Cure, so the he and Drew go back and forth on what the right level should be for him as a true freshman. Then a game of Beat the Media Guide which eventually turns into a conversation about how awesome Bill Snyder was.
Drew tells Mason why his Big 12 offensive rankings are wrong, plus Beat the Media Guide returns!
Mason and Drew break down what Chris Klieman had to say at his first K-State press conference of the 2025 season, including plenty of offensive line talk
Mason and Drew go back to watch the 2002 K-State matchup with Arizona State in the Pacific Life Holiday Bowl, Terence Newman's final game as a Cat
Slow news day for K-State football, so Mason and Drew toss around some hypotheticals and then play a game of "Beat the Media Guide"
Mason and Drew go down the line, position by position, to try and see who will have the edge in Ireland between Kansas State and Iowa state
Mason and Drew try to discuss the situation K-State faces on the offensive line and at kicker, after negative health news regarding to important players
Mason and Drew hit on CJ Jones' return to Kansas State after spending months in the transfer portal, what the short term and long term view means for K-State basketball
Mason and Drew go back in time to take a look at an iconic K-State game that they weren't even alive for yet, it is the 1997 Tostito's Fiesta Bowl where Michael Bishop and Donovan McNabb squared off on New Year's Eve
Mason and Drew give their picks for the toughest and easiest games on K-State's 2025 football schedule
K-State Sports Network analyst and former Wildcat quarterback Stan Weber joined KSO from Big 12 Media Days for over 40 minutes of discussion about the Cats, past and present
Kansas State appeared in the NCAA Tournament for the first time in 12 years and delivered the first win since 1988 as Bill Walker and Michael Beasley took down OJ Mayo and the Trojans of USC
Day 2 coverage from Big 12 Media Days in Frisco features ESPN's Matt Barrie, the host of College Football Final and Sportscenter, discussing the 2025 outlook for K-State and other topics surrounding the Big 12.
A full recap and listen to conversations Mason Voth and Drew Galloway had with Kansas State on Day 1 of Big 12 Media Days, minus Avery Johnson which is to come at a later date.
