They returned to Bill Snyder Family Stadium on Saturday when the Kansas State football team demolished Cincinnati 41-15 in its final home game of the season. This was a much-needed victory for the Wildcats. Not just because it snapped a two game losing ...

The night game record is now at 0-4 and the season record is below .500 for the first time as the Kansas State Wildcats mowed down the Cincinnati Bearcats on Senior Night in Manhattan, 41-15.

The C Bearcats are still on the outside looking in at bowl game eligibility after falling to the Kansas State Wildcats 41-15.

Avery Johnson threw for two touchdowns, rushed for a third, and DJ Giddens racked up 143 yards rushing and two scores as Kansas State shredded Cincinnati 41-15 on Saturday night in Manhattan, Kan.

Cincinnati Bearcats make their first road trip to Kansas State since 1996 Saturday. Here are five things to watch from beat reporter Scott Springer.

Kansas State football will try to break a two-game losing streak with a victory at home over Cincinnati on senior night at Bill Snyder Family Stadium.