Kansas State University
Manhattan, KS
Founded: 1863 Stadium: Bill Snyder Family Stadium Capacity: 51,000 Colors: Purple & White Coach: Chris Klieman Conference: Big 12-
Kansas State
Team Timeline
First Team: 1896
1985 - Jim Dickey was forced to resign after two losses. Assistant athletic director Lee Moon took over as interim coach for the rest of the season.
Championships
National Championships
None
Conference Championships
1909, 1910, 1912, 1913, 1934, 2003, 2012 2022
Division Championships
1998, 2000, 2003
Team Records
Overall Record
579-672-42
Winning Pct.
46%
Vacated Wins
0
Forfeit Games
0
Adjusted Record
579-672-42
Winning Pct.
46%
National Championships
0
Conference Titles
8
Division Titles
3
Conference Record
248-405-12
All American Players
NFL Players (#2)
Home Record
382-272-23
Away Record
183-387-19
By The Numbers
Seasons
129
Winning Seasons (#1)
55
Losing Seasons (#1)
71
Most Wins in A Season
11 (2012)
Most Loses in A Season
11 (1988)
10 Win Seasons
11
Most Points Scored in a Game
76 (9/16/2000)
Most Points Scored in a Season
610 (1998)
Most Points Allowed in a Game
76 (11/7/1942)
Most Points Allowed in a Season
448 (1988)
Largest Margin of Victory
76 (9/16/2000)
Largest Margin of Defeat
76 (11/7/1942)
Most Points Both Teams in a Game
104 (11/10/2007)
Last Shutout
10/28/2023
Last Time Shutout
11/21/2020
Shutouts All-Time
165
Been Shutout All-Time
187
Streaks
Longest Win
19 (10/11/1997-11/21/1998)
Longest Losing
28 (10/6/1945-10/2/1948)
Bowl Records
Overall Record
11-13-0
Rose
0-0-0
Cotton
1-2-0
Orange
0-0-0
Fiesta
1-2-0
Sugar
0-1-0
By the Decade
2020-29
38-22
2010-19
81-48
2000-09
71-54
1990-99
87-30
1980-89
22-86-3
1970-79
36-74
1960-69
18-80-1
1950-59
31-65-4
1940-49
14-75-4
1930-39
48-34-8
1920-29
39-33-9
Next Game
11/23/2024 (Sat)
vs. Cincinnati
in a Conference Game
NOTES:
(1) Winning and losing seasons counted only if team plays at least 8 games.
(2) NFL Players counted for any player that participated in a regular season
game.
Great Moments in College Football History
During Nebraska Cornhuskers' home games, their stadium becomes the state's third largest city.