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Linebacker Justin Arndt has been around as long as West Virginia has been in the Big 12. Five seasons in, Arndt and the Mountaineers are still looking for a way to figure out how to outfox Kansas State. From Collin Klein and Tyler Lockett to Kody Cook and Morgan Burns, the Wildcats have gotten the best of the Mountaineers since 2012. Continue to Article

September 30, 2016 9:21:am EST

If Nebraska's Michael Rose-Ivey and teammates want to kneel during the national anthem again, their next opportunity will be the Nov. 5 game at Ohio State. Unlike in the NFL, where players are on the field for the anthem, the common practice in college football is for teams to be in their locker rooms. David Witty, who oversees game presentation as Nebraska's senior associate athletic director for marketing and communications, said for as long as anyone in his department can remember, teams have been in the locker room during the anthem in Lincoln. Continue to Article

September 29, 2016 5:47:pm EST

West Virginia has been burned by Kansas State the past two years on special teams and coach Dana Holgorsen wants to make sure it doesn't happen again. Holgorsen said the Mountaineers (3-0) are doing extensive work on kickoffs and punts ahead of Saturday's game against Kansas State (2-1) in their Big 12 opener in Morgantown. Dominique Heath is the latest threat for Kansas State when the ball changes possession. Continue to Article

September 29, 2016 2:16:pm EST

Throughout the 1990s and early 2000s, an era Kansas State fans reverentially refer to as their ''decade of dominance,'' the Wildcats routinely competed for Big 12 titles thanks to their defense. ''A lot of guys are hungry,'' explained Kansas State linebacker Elijah Lee, one of the veteran leaders of the defense. Continue to Article

September 27, 2016 1:00:pm EST

Jesse Ertz threw two touchdown passes, Winston Dimel added two touchdown runs and Kansas State beat Missouri State 35-0 on Saturday night in a game called at halftime as lightning lit up the skies around Bill Snyder Family Stadium. With rain having already lashed the area and more lightning on the way, Kansas State (2-1) made quick work of the overmatched Bears (2-1). The Wildcats jumped to a 14-0 lead in the first quarter and added three more touchdowns by halftime to make it an easy choice to call the game complete. Continue to Article

September 24, 2016 10:56:pm EST

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