Tim Everson is a Sports Editor at Calhoun Times. He specializes in various aspects of sports, including competitive sports, sports business, and both team and individual sports disciplines. Tim's work has been featured in The Manhattan Mercury and BLOX Digital.
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Tim's coverage primarily revolves around local sports, particularly Kansas State University's football and basketball teams. He seems to focus on event coverage and announcements related to these teams. Therefore, if you are looking to reach out effectively, consider pitching stories related to upcoming games or events involving the Kansas State University teams, noteworthy player performances or milestones, coaching changes, or behind-the-scenes insights into the team.
Given his specific geographic focus on Manhattan and broader interest in Kansas sports, he may also be interested in human-interest stories about local athletes or profiles of individuals involved with the university’s athletic programs.
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By: Tim Everson
Kansas State football is losing a special-teams standout from last season
By: Tim Everson
Kansas State will not be taking part in the $30 million optional line of credit as part of the Big 12's recent private capital deal.
By: Tim Everson
A Kansas State Athletics Hall of Famer and a pillar of the Manhattan community — golfer Jim Colbert died Sunday at 85.
Kansas State women's basketball will reunite with an old conference foe as part of the second 28.5 Hoops Women's Invitational held at T-Mobile Center in Kansas City on November 22.
By: Tim Everson
The Kansas State women's coaching staff will have a different look heading into the 2026-27 season.
By: Tim Everson
The Kansas State women’s basketball coaching staff will have a different look heading into the 2026-27 season.
By: Tim Everson
Monday might end up being one of the most impactful days in the history of college athletics.
By: Tim Everson
Following an appeal to the conference, Kansas State will only have to pay half of a $500,000 fine for opting out of a bowl game at the end of last season, the athletics department confirmed to The Mercury Wednesday morning.
By: Tim Everson
Kansas State women’s basketball head coach Jeff Mittie expects to finalize next season’s roster soon, but it might look a little different from what fans are used to.
By: Tim Everson
It won't quite be a full gym for the Kansas State women over the summer as only five players will be in Manhattan.
