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Five Kansas State players earned All-Big 12 honors as coaches announced the teams.
Sam Hecht was a First Team selection at center for Kansas State.
John Pastore earned Second Team honors as Kansas State’s left tackle.
Austin Romaine kept Second Team honors for the second straight year.
Joe Jackson and Jayce Brown earned Third Team recognition.
Brown led Kansas State in receiving yards this season.
Sam Hecht also earned honorable mention as Offensive Lineman of the Year.
Kansas State had multiple players honored beyond the top three teams.
The announcement underscores Kansas State’s continued presence in Big 12 honors.
The report highlights the players and their seasons across offense and defense.

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Klieman retires after seven seasons as Kansas State’s head coach, with the team having reached a bowl game this season.
Klieman led Kansas State to its first Big 12 title in a decade during the 2022 season.
Klieman leaves with a 54-34 record at Kansas State and a notable list of program impact players.
Notable players include Deuce Vaughn, Cooper Beebe, and Felix Anudike-Uzomah.
Klieman recruited 2023 quarterback Avery Johnson and 2025 tight end Linkon Cure.
Klieman is the second-winningest coach in Kansas State history.
The retirement follows a period of solid performance and program development.
The report of retirement was initially published by The Manhattan Mercury.
Klieman was hired in 2018 after Bill Snyder retired.
K-State’s 2022 Big 12 title was the program’s first in a decade.
Klieman’s tenure included strong player development and notable recruits for Kansas State.

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Kansas State earned the win against Colorado, prompting a performance grade from analysts.
Analysts assess overall play quality beyond the scoreboard.
The article emphasizes the win as a basis for grading rather than celebration alone.
Specific grades and player contributions are considered in the assessment.
The piece underscores a measured analysis rather than loud celebration.
Colorado is the opponent mentioned in the grading context.
The article frames performance evaluation as part of ongoing coverage.
The grading approach is tied to season context and continuing coverage.
The piece signals ongoing analysis rather than a final assessment.
The article title and wording reflect a grades-focused outlook on the win.

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Kansas State’s coaching future could shift, but Iowa State’s 2026 class remains unaffected, per sources.
Kaprice Keith’s commitment status is unlikely to flip despite Kansas State’s coaching news, according to Cyclone Alert.
Iowa State added Tayten Duncan to their 2026 class to fill the gap left by Keith’s uncertain status.
Kansas State’s leadership change is being watched, with Collin Klein eyed to take over as head coach, potentially affecting recruiting dynamics.
Keith remained the lone unsigned commit in Iowa State’s 2026 class as the situation developed.
Alec Busse of Cyclone Alert reported Keith’s status should stay with Iowa State despite Wildcats’ coaching chatter.
The article emphasizes that Kansas State's coaching news may influence rival prep, but not Iowa State's class strategy.
Keith’s commitment remained the focal point of the discussion as the Wildcats’ future remained in question.
The article identifies the gain of Duncan as aligning with Iowa State’s defensive plan for 2026.
The piece notes that the development comes from reporting by Cyclone Alert and 247Sports affiliates.

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