The Kansas State Wildcats ended their relatively underwhelming season with a loss to the Iowa State Cyclones (10-2). Coach Chris Klieman put it simply: the turn

Klieman began coaching at K-State in 2019. He has since led the Wildcats to records of 8-5, 4-6, 8-5, 10-4, 9-4 and now 8-4 with a bowl game still to play.

Christopher Smith is a sports journalist who primarily covers the Chicago Sky, NBA, NCAA Basketball, and the NFL for ClutchPoints. The Aurora, Illinois native received his education from Creighton University, and he has bylines at Last Word on Sports and FanSided.

Despite dropping the regular season finale to Iowa State, Kansas State Wildcats coach Chris Klieman held his head high after a solid defensive effort. 'For the

K-State athletic director Gene Taylor chimed in a few seconds later and said he would be annoyed if Klieman chose to retire. Then Klieman joked about how much trouble he would be in for retiring without first discussing the possibility with his wife, who is currently out of town.

Our Kansas State buzz comes via a message board post at KSO and digs into all sorts of relevant topics in Wildcat land. We’ll assess game 10, which obviously wasn’t pretty as K-State was soundly beat at home by Arizona State.

The Kansas State Wildcats' loss Saturday night officially laid rest to whatever national title expectations the team had going into the season. However, coach Chris Klieman had words of encouragement for the team's season.

There was a moment during his postgame news conference when it looked like Kansas State football coach Chris Klieman might shed a few tears.