Chris Anderson

KSU ‘22 | KC

[Chris Anderson @chris9anderson]

We love Justin Siler 💙

[K-State Football @KStateFB]

Thank You, @CoachKli ⚒️

[CBS Sports @CBSSports]

HIT THE MUSIC! HAPPY MARCH!

[Kansas City Royals @Royals]

The Boys are playin' some October ball!

[Bobby Witt Jr @BwittJr]

TBAPSB

[K-State Football @KStateFB]

Game recognize game ⚒️

@avery2johnson x @PatrickMahomes

[Brian @BrianMcGannon]

I have largely kept to myself regarding the stadium vote on April 2, but anything other than a YES vote in two weeks will be a slap in the face to the two decades of progress downtown KC has made. The Crossroads owes its existence in large part to the public money investments of T-Mobile Center and Power & Light. While those initial investments have yet to deliver on the promise of NHL/NBA, they were critical in pushing downtown over the edge in 2007.

Progress comes at a cost. Unfortunately, that cost will be a tract of small businesses, an abandoned newspaper press and a U-Haul rental facility.

The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few and the hard truth is that a ballpark investment in that area will make a much larger impact than those businesses ever could. I hope that the Royals will be assisting those businesses in finding new homes.

The 3/8 cent sales tax has existed since 1971 and without it, KC would not be the international destination it has become today. It’s the price Kansas City pays to be a big league city, and it’s a bargain.

You have two of the most famous athletes in the world currently playing football at Arrowhead Stadium. You have a next generation superstar headlining your MLB team and an ownership group who just committed $300 million to him.

To stand in the face of that and vote no in the name of “sticking it to billionaires” after what the Royals and Chiefs have accomplished since the last tax extension vote in 2007? It’s about as close to civic suicide as you can get. Both teams would have every right to leave should taxpayers rebuke an extension.

[Big Cat @BarstoolBigCat]

EMAW

[Pete Thamel @PeteThamel]

Former Kansas State quarterback Will Howard tells ESPN that he’s committed to Ohio State. Howard led KState to the Big 12 title in 2022 and gives the Buckeyes one of the most talented and experienced available QBs on the market.

[Kellis Robinett @KellisRobinett]

Will Howard: “There is no better feeling than beating little brother.”

[K-State Football @KStateFB]

Familiar faces for a special moment

[Bleacher Report @BleacherReport]

Kansas State QB Avery Johnson had himself a game against Texas Tech 👀

8/9
77 YDS
5 RUSHING TDS ‼️

[Jay Cuda @JayCuda]

NFL teams' records in their last 162 regular season games laid out like MLB standings

[K-State Football @KStateFB]

Raise the bar 💍

[Big 12 Conference @Big12Conference]

K-State to KC❗️@Chiefs

Felix Anudike-Uzomah , @KStateFB

#Big12FB x #ChiefsKingdom

📺: 2023 #NFLDraft  on NFLN/ESPN/ABC

[NFL @NFL]

It’s finally #NFLDraft week, where the stage is set for dreams to come true.

For the first time, Kansas City will play host - but as we know, KC is no stranger to the NFL spotlight. (THREAD 🧵⬇️)

[Union Station KC @UnionStationKC]

Tonight, Union Station shines in Kansas State purple and white as we congratulate the Wildcats on advancing to the Sweet 16. #KStateMBB #MarchMadness

Photo by Kent Auf Der Heide

[Big Cat @BarstoolBigCat]

K States Purple looks awesome today

[D. Scott Fritchen @DScottFritchen]

K-State head coach Jerome Tang and players run into the stands at Senior Night at Bramlage Coliseum

[Jon Rothstein @JonRothstein]

Kansas State's Jerome Tang is College Hoops Today's National Coach of the Year.

- Other Finalists
- Honorable Mention

https://t.co/c69OQF1h6G

[Kansas City Chiefs @Chiefs]

WE ARE SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONS !!!!