Jon Morse is a local journalist based in Manhattan, Kansas. He covers sports, particularly focusing on Kansas State University's athletic events and teams. His articles provide in-depth analysis, game previews, and recaps for local sports enthusiasts.
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By: Jon Morse
Our long winter of discontent has come to an end, friends. Real live Wildcat football is on the horizon, looming larger every minute. You have survived. Congratulations.
Avery Johnson’s health is probably the most important factor for 2024.
By: Jon Morse
There are still questions to be answered, but the Cats got the job done to open 2024.
By: Jon Morse
September of 2022, K-State loses an ugly 17-10 snoozer in Manhattan. It seemed, at the moment, a disaster.
By: Jon Morse
Things looked bad, but the Wildcats clawed back and won in true Wildcat fashion.
By: Jon Morse
Cats leapfrog two losing bluebloods, then climb over Oklahoma’s comatose form.
By: Jon Morse
Jon chats with Brian Pedersen to get a handle on Friday’s opponent.
By: Jon Morse
All the jokes have already been made about Kansas State taking on a conference rival in a non-conference game, so we need new material.
By: Jon Morse
The Kansas State offense clicked from the opening gun and the defense was an unbreakable wall after the opening drive as the Wildcats rolled to a 31-7 win over the Arizona Wildcats on Friday night at Bill Snyder Family Stadium in Manhattan.
By: Jon Morse
It’s hard to make headway in the AP Poll when nobody above you loses, but Kansas State did just that after their dominating 31-7 win over Arizona, sliding up a spot in this week’s poll to the #13 position.
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