The KSO Show

Mason and Drew discuss the draft prospects of DJ Giddens, Jacob Parrish and Marques Sigle. Also, a look at what Chris Klieman and his staff have produced at K-State over the years.

Drew Galloway joins Mason Voth to discuss what might come next on the recruiting trail for K-State, plus why CJ Jones' departure from the basketball team isn't an issue

Kansas State has lost one of their 2025 basketball commitments the day before signing day. It won't negatively impact the Wildcats on the floor, but Mason Voth and Drew Galloway discuss why it is yet another negative for the program.

Over the last ten seasons, K-State has won a lot of football games despite minimal production from wide receivers at times. Is 2025 the year where the unit lives up to preseason hype? Also a discussion on how many receptions Jayce Brown should target and if he goes for 1,000 yards.

Kansas State is hunting for answers in the transfer portal after losing Dug McDaniel and adding the sixth man from UNCW. Are the Wildcats getting better this offseason?

While another top young quarterback holds out in Knoxville, Avery Johnson continues to put his head down and go to work for Kansas State, while also being drama free and a great ambassador for the school and his own brand. Mason and Drew discuss how special Johnson is and if the results will follow on the field this season.

Kansas State continues to have slow news in the transfer portal, but is that about to change with Marquel Sutton and Jalil Bethea? Mason and Drew break it down, plus a low down on some of the other names that are involved with the Wildcats.

Mason and Drew discuss the news of Bennett Stirtz following Ben McCollum to Iowa, legacy recruit All Wright entering the portal and interest from K-State and the waiting game that the Wildcats are playing in the portal. Plus the K-State women now know they will face USC next Saturday in the Sweet 16.

Mason and Drew discuss opening day for the transfer portal and a few early targets for K-State

Mason and Drew discuss the K-State plan at running back in 2025 and expectations for the backs

Mason and Drew discuss what the priorities of the offseason should be for Jerome Tang and Kansas State basketball, plus the women's basketball draw in the NCAA Tournament and why Kansas City is easily the best location for the Big 12 Tournament, despite complaining from Pac-12 fans

Mason Voth, ksu_FAN and Drew Galloway give their thoughts from the end of K-State's season and what needs to happen to have a chance of turning the Tang Era around

Mason and Drew are joined by former K-State beat writer, KCTV5 writer and ASU alum Gabe Swartz to talk Cats/Sun Devils starting Big 12 action against each other, who has the best chance to make a run from each day of the tournament and a very silly and stupid exercise on which coaches would Wife Swap for Big 12 Tournament week with which school.

Mason and Fan discuss the K-State loss to Iowa State and look at what needs to change next season and who should actually be part of the third rebuild next season

Mason and Drew are joined by Alec Busse from Cyclone Report to talk Cats and Clones on Saturday and how an Illinois grad views what Coleman Hawkins season at K-State has been like. 

Mason and Drew discuss K-State's win over Cincinnati that saw Coleman Hawkins return to the floor and almost guarantee them a good scenario for the Big 12 Tournament. Also discussion about the recruiting noise K-State is starting to make in basketball and some good ole fashioned tom foolery to finish it off with wild Big 12 scenarios that don't really matter.

Mason Voth and Drew Galloway discuss the K-State hunt for high school basketball prospects and how close they might be to landing a few. Then a look at how the three K-State participants fared at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indy.

ksu_FAN joins Mason to discuss the Wildcats win over Colorado and what to make of certain aspects of the team moving into next season

Mason starts a new KSO series by answering a question each day surrounding something to do with Kansas State, today's question is about what changes need to happen in the offseason for K-State basketball to get back on track and be an NCAA Tournament team once again

Mason and Drew recap another K-State loss and once again look more at the big picture problems and solutions that arose from the Wildcats' putrid play in Orlando

Mason Voth and Drew Galloway discuss the weekend of K-State sports, and also take a look at the important topics moving forward. Including a football recruiting update, women's basketball hunting for a Big 12 title in the final week of the season, baseball sweeping three ranked opponents and the Coleman Hawkins injury plus another brutal stretch of men's basketball

Mason and Fan discuss Kansas State's loss to Arizona State on Sunday, a third straight loss for the previously surging Wildcats. Updates on Coleman Hawkins' situation and the road forward with roster construction and team philosophy for a fourth Jerome Tang season.

Mason and Drew take a look at what is coming this weekend in Bramlage for the K-State Men & Women, plus answer any questions about the Cats you may have!

AUDIO BEGINS AT 45 SECOND MARKMason, FAN and Drew search for answers after K-State's brutal performance in Salt Lake City results in a second straight loss and likely NCAA Tournament hopes too

Mason and Drew immediately discuss their thoughts from K-State's tough night in Provo, what comes next in the short term and long term for the 2025 season.

Mason and Drew discuss some of the big topics pertaining to K-State, and also some that don't to close out the week with a Friday KSO Show

Fan joins Mason courtside in Bramlage immediately following K-State's win over No. 13 Arizona

Kansas State is losing their offensive coordinator for the second straight season, now seeing Conor Riley bolt for the Dallas Cowboys offensive line coaching job. What does the loss mean and expectations for Matt Wells as full OC? Plus the basketball team stays hot with a comfortable win over Kansas, and now Arizona comes to Manhattan. How realistic are the NCAA Tournament hopes now and what does the rest of the season look like to make it a reality?

Mason and ksu_FAN went live to discuss K-State's fifth straight win as they took down rival Kansas in Bramlage Coliseum on Saturday

Mason and Drew went live to discuss their immediate reaction to how K-State's 2025 football schedule will play out and what to know about the teams they are facing

Mason and Drew go live from the floor of Hilton Coliseum following Kansas State's stunning upset victory over No. 3 Iowa State, snapping a 15-game road losing streak for the Wildcats, one shy of tying a school record.Audio starts at 1:00 minute mark.

Mason and Drew discuss what changes were made to rankings for the 2025 recruiting class for K-State, including two players in the On300, a receiver who made a big move and four total blue chips. Also K-State snags 30% of the Top 10 in the state.

Mason and Drew recap K-State's second straight Big 12 win in wire to wire fashion, plus the big picture talk about K-State's season

As we get close to another year of Big 12 football, more after dark kicks will be coming, is there a fix for fans? Plus what to watch for in K-State's home game against Oklahoma State tomorrow.

Mason and DY discuss K-State getting back in the win column and how it can start to shape next season's roster decisions

Mason and Drew discuss the classic offseason tradition of K-State football not getting enough disrespect and the rush from national media to force numerous teams toward the top that may not deserve it, including Avery Johnson being the 6th most impactful quarterback in the Big 12. Plus basketball previews for the men and women, also Bat Cats picked 8th in the Big 12.

Mason and Drew went live after the Kansas State loss to Baylor to discuss what went wrong once again, as a 12-point second half lead wasn't enough for the Cats

Mason and Drew touch on many K-State topics on Tuesday, including Will Howard's National Championship win and if it means anything for K-State good or bad. As well as discussing the early arrivals of some 2025 commitments for the spring semester, and finally a look at the basketball road trip to Baylor.

The Sunday Show returns discussing the optimism that comes from Kansas State's close calls versus Texas Tech and at Kansas this weekend, why Tang, Castillo and Hawkins show the right path for K-State moving forward and how the trio from KSO thinks K-State should focus building a roster next season

Kansas State basketball is experiencing wildly different seasons for their men and women, but Jerome Tang's vision is actually working. It is just Jeff Mittie who is successful with it.

Drew joins Mason to give the latest on K-State recruiting. Two new transfer commitments from the weekend, plus the chances K-State gets former local four-stars Malik Benson and Jayshawn Ross. Also why James Dunnigan Jr. choosing Kansas isn't a reason to panic.

Mason and Drew discuss what went wrong for K-State in their one-point loss at TCU and how continuing trends are resulting in their inability to snag key road victories

Mason, Drew and Fan get together to discuss K-State basketball's win over Cincinnati and paint the picture for a miraculous turnaround, also what Jerome Tang said after the win over Cincy. Then, a look back at the 2024 football season by picking the top plays of the year and looking ahead quickly to 2025 and a Big 12 title chance.

Mason and Drew recap K-State's wild comeback win over Rutgers in the Rate Bowl, and use a naughty word or two to describe Greg Schiano! (Ear muffs, children!)

Mason and DY preview a K-State football game for one final time in 2024 as the Wildcats face Rutgers in the 2024 Rate Bowl in Phoenix.

Gabe Powers, Jerand Bradley and Amos Talalele committed to K-State over the weekend, what do the three P4 transfers mean for K-State?

Mason and Fan discuss K-State's implosion of a week against Drake and Wichita State and what this season has become, what it means moving forward and all of the missteps along the way, on and off the court for K-State basketball.

Mason and Drew discuss K-State's loss to Drake and then the comments following the game by Coleman Hawkins and Jerome Tang that touched on nasty comments online, NIL and more. How much of what was discussed was fair to call out, versus the team confusing fair criticism with the nasty comments?