Rain and breezy winds quickly turned into snow flurries and gusty howls. While pregame conditions were far from ideal — with snow accumulating on the field at Bill Snyder Family Stadium — the weather began to settle as kickoff arrived, setting the stage for the Wildcats’ Senior Day matchup with Colorado.
In their final home game of the 2025 season, Kansas State found a way to persevere, pushing past the Buffaloes for a 24-17 win and sending the seniors out with a victory.
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That’s what this pack of Wildcats did. While scoring didn’t happen until the second quarter, Kansas State battled against the TCU Horned Frogs in many aspects of the game.
“You have to play your best football every, every day,” K-State head coach Chris Klieman said. “I thought we played well in all three phases at times, and there’s always going to be things that we’ve got to be better at and work out. But we came out with energy, urgency, and physicality. We did some really good things.”
![[left to right] Casey Daugherty, President's Residence manager, Richard Linton, president of K-State, Willie the Wildcat, Sally Linton, first lady of K-State and Brett Engleman, events director to the president and first lady stand and smile together for a photo at Lunch with the Lintons on Sept. 4.](https://kstatecollegian.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/IMG_9768-e1788836318537-1200x958.jpg)
