Topeka legends.
Meat tostada, extra shell. A great go-to.

Hey, I recognize that place.

Wonderful coach, storyteller and friend. Lover of life. RIP Frank.

Heavy on sunflower stuffing with a hint of sour cranberries.

In Louisville for Arlington Million at Churchill. Stumbled across this place with my bride. Life of a professional stumbler.

And dodging concrete tumbling from Topeka's aged roadways. x.com/peterson_rick/…

The teamwork among coaches at Silver Lake always impressed me. C.J. Hamilton, the winningest football coach in Kansas preps inspired that, helping with hoops and baseball. All the best in retirement, C.J.

Just in: Mark Emmert voted for Otis Birdsong as MOP.

Experience + Remy made Jayhawks unbeatable at tournament time. 2H heroics a credit to Bill Self.

After following tweets, watching clips and reading stories, I absolutely get the joyous buzz around Jerome Tang. Well-orchestrated hire by Gene Taylor and the K-State staff. Let the work begin.

Watching the Seaman Vikes chase history in 5A. Nice turnout at already historic White Auditorium.

Long ago as a kid far away, NBA telecasts began shortly after the game started. ESPN channels yesteryear, only without the Muriel cigar ads.

Canceled my MLB subscription this week. Pissed at the owners. Only consolation: I got it done before the deadline. Still got it.

Mid-month musings at TopSportsNews. By writing this monthly I have a lame excuse for anything my arthritic fingers typed last month. topsports.news/1569-kevin-has…

Musings: a December typing exercise for my pals at TopSports.news. topsports.news/1472-kevin-has…

No offensive advancement for the sport of basketball in that one but good win for K-State; good game to play for the state.

Attaway, Buck. About time.

Interesting half of in-state hoops. Encouraging to see.

Diehard supporter of K-State. Marvelous story teller. Robust experiences dating to work on RFK presidential campaign. RIP, Dan.

I am not a CoSIDA member, though I know the organization has benefitted from your keen leadership, Doug. I valued your insights, your thoughtfulness and your grace, dating to your time at KU and even a few Topeka lunch sessions. Congratulations on retirement.