Bring On The PodCats: Recent Episodes
Bring On The Cats
Much more than just a Big 12 championship game is at stake for TCU Saturday, so Frogs Today's Melissa Triebwasser stopped by to remind us why this game means so much for the Horned Frogs and how they got to this point.
Kansas football fan and state recruiting expert Kevin Flaherty joins us prior to the Sunflower Showdown.
Our endearing friend from Our Daily Bears drops by to discuss the success of Baylor’s run game and even talk a little basketball.
Kansas State’s All-American center returns to discuss the Wildcats’ recent success and the challenge ahead at Texas.
Pokes Report’s executive editor tells us about the growth of Spencer Sanders and why he’s a little worried about the atmosphere at Bill Snyder Family Stadium.
Our old friend from TCU can’t contain her enthusiasm as she explains how the Horned Frogs have wildly exceeded all expectations this season.
Our favorite Oklahoma podcaster and writer for Crimson and Cream is still wary of Kansas State, especially the Wildcats’ defensive line against an underperforming Sooners’ O-line.
RMN’s football editor and podcaster shares why he views this as a massive game Missouri needs to win to take a long-awaited step forward.
We tried to make sense of USC and UCLA’s move to the Big Ten and what it means, plus some reflections on Kansas State’s promising 2023 recruiting class.
ormer Kansas State offensive lineman Ben Adler talks with us about how he’s preparing for the 2022 draft and shares some insight on other Wildcat draft hopefuls.
Our Daily Bears managing editor Matt Wilson shares his insight on why former Baylor assistant Jerome Tang looks like a perfect fit for Kansas State basketball.
Wide Right Natty Lite manager Levi Stevenson discusses how TJ Otzelberger has put together a solid group of transfers and made Iowa State basketball fun again.
TCU’s esteemed sports information director returns to talk about one of the most talented teams the program has seen in recent years.
Justin Lewis from Red Cup Rebellion doesn’t have a lot of great things to say about Kermit Davis and Ole Miss, K-State’s opponent for Saturday’s Big 12/SEC challenge.
The Kansas State women have been so good this year (excluding last week especially) that we decided to devote most of an episode to them with our old friend, Tim Everson. Of course, we did talk about the suddenly surging men a bit as well.
Texas Tech’s turned some heads with wins against Kansas and Baylor, so Seth Jungman joins the podcast to let us know what the Cats can expect to see from the Red Raiders on Saturday in Bramlage.AUDIO GOES HERE" autoplay="false" type="audio/mpeg" height="20" controller="true" loop="false" width="375">
LSU beat writer Brody Miller from The Athletic gives us the latest on what Kansas State can expect to see from its Texas Bowl opponent.
Kellis joined the podcast to discuss K-State football’s bowl game readiness and early signing class, plus offer an assessment of Kansas State basketball thus far.
The Eagle’s Wichita State beat writer expects a low-scoring “rockfight” when the Cats meet the Shockers this Saturday at Intrust Bank Arena.
Ian Boyd of Inside Texas returns to help explain what’s gone so wrong at Texas and if the Longhorns have any fight left for Friday’s game against Kansas State.
The stats guy from West Virginia’s SB Nation blog joins us to try to make sense of the Mountaineers and help us figure out how Kansas State can stop Jarret Doege and the WV offense on Saturday.
Former All-American Nick Leckey leads a conversation with starting right guard Ben Adler that shines a light on how he’s become a dominant force on the Kansas State O-line.
Frogs O'War managing editor Melissa Triebwasser returns to explain why Kansas State's offense shouldn't have much trouble moving the ball this weekend and it's unlikely Gary Patterson will be going anywhere before his contract expires in 2024.
Kansas State’s newcomers provide some reasons for hope as Manhattan Mercury sports editor Ryan Black and our own Eric Rubottom join the podcast for a basketball season preview.
Wide Right Natty Lite’s managing editor returns to give us an idea of the huge challenge K-State’s offense will face and explain why special teams might be the best hope for the Wildcats to pick up a win on Saturday.
Allen Kenney returns to explain why OU’s defense looks so much better this season but Sooner fans are still concerned about whether their offense is good enough to avoid a third straight loss to Kansas State.
Cowboys Ride For Free’s Micah Allen returns to help us preview what could be a defensive showdown Saturday in Stillwater.
A longtime Nevada beat writer tells us why the Wildcats defense will face a significant test Saturday against reigning MWC player of the year Carson Strong and the Wolfpack
We break down the realignment coming from Oklahoma and Texas bolting to the SEC, focusing especially on what it will mean for Kansas State’s future.
Despite some signs of progress, Bruce Weber’s status as the coach at Kansas State continues to be a hot topic of debate. The Manhattan Mercury’s Ryan Black joined us to look at both sides.
Ben joined us to look back at his first season as a starter and how he went from Winfield to Kansas State.
VTM’s basketball aficionado, Emory Lyda, helps us try to figure out why Texas Tech didn’t fall off a cliff like Kansas State after both teams lost most of their production after winning the 2019 Big 12 title.
Things got a little wild as conversation about Kansas State-Baylor veered into some dark places with an old friend of the podcast.
The mood was quite somber this week as we looked back at everything that went wrong in Ames.
An old friend of the PodCats returns to tell us about Breece Hall, Brock Purdy and Iowa State’s formidable run defense.
With no guarantees the 2020-21 season will even happen, we try to figure out what to expect from a mostly unknown Kansas State team.
Micah Allen joins the podcast again to help us learn why Oklahoma State looks like the Big 12’s best team.