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[Cole]

is anyone else excited?? the closer it gets the more excited and confident i am that were gonna come away with the Win. we got this!! Get your purple blood flowing!!! 

[Lynch]

Hellz ya I'm excited!  Going to be there Mid-Field.

Also got this tweet last night.

DScottFritchen D. Scott Fritchen
In case you missed it, Syracuse suspends DT Andrew Lewis and LB Brice Hawkes for Pinstripe. Has now lost six players in the past 2 weeks.

We better be able to pull of a win in this one.

Half time show is some broadway musical called Rock of Ages. They are going to play 3 songs.
Here I Go Again," "Wanted (Dead or Alive)" and "Don't Stop Believin'."

So it's going to be like every other K-State Half time show with Don't Stop Believin'.

[Lynch]

Has anyone heard how ticket sales are going?

[KSUftw]

Wanted (dead or alive)!!!  Not a normal ksu half..... A better ksu half!   

[Albatross]

Has anyone heard how ticket sales are going?

SOLD OUT!!!!

[Lynch]

Has anyone heard how ticket sales are going?

SOLD OUT!!!!

Really?  Read today that kstate sold over 5000 tickets. They were originally alloted 2300

[DUB]

Has anyone heard how ticket sales are going?

SOLD OUT!!!!

Wow!!!! No kidding?  How many KSU fans are going?

[Albatross]

It actually sold out a couple weeks ago.  I am pretty sure that we will be extremely out-numbered but it was good that we were able to show the nation how strong we travel....even up to the NE!

[royalswild]

K-State fans are usually pretty passionate about bowl games.   

[Lynch]

Good K-State Extra Today. Enjoy

December 28, 2010

NYC - News Flash!!!!
 
The sun popped out around 12:15 Monday lifting the spirits of all of `us' New Yorkers. More so than K-Staters, it helped the mood of air travelers that were affected by nearly 1,500 NY flights in the city's three airports that didn't open until early evening, and then only on a limited basis.
 
Oh, and it really, really helped the disposition of over 500 travelers on the "A Train" who were trapped over night for eight to nine hours.
 
One of the neat sites of the morning was cross country skiers semi-zooming their way down 5th Ave., as pedestrians and a few vehicles shared the streets. While somewhat sunny, conditions were still blustery with 20-plus mile per hour winds.
 
The nasty elements postponed the Time Square press conference, plus forced the Wildcats from their scheduled practice at Columbia University to the indoor facility of the New York Giants.
 
The press conference will take place Tuesday, which will include the unveiling of the George M. Steinbrenner championship trophy. The Wildcats, constantly on the move, will stay indoors and practice at the New York Jets training facility, which will make three training sites in three days.
 
Prior to practice Monday, the Wildcats toured "Ground Zero" and the Empire State Building, and  were treated to a feast by the bowl hosts at Yankee Stadium.
 
"Being atop the Empire State Building gave you a chance to see how beautiful the city is," said receiver Aubrey Quarles. "When you're walking around you just look up, but it gave us a new perspective of the city."
 
Even in Sunday night's blizzard conditions, the Wildcats hit the streets.
 
"My group made it all the way down to Madison Square Garden," said quarterback Collin Klein. "I don't know how far we walked ... must have been 20 blocks."
 
Zach Kendall described his outing as one of "... walking 32 blocks to get to Ray's Pizza, which was only about four blocks away. Needless to say, we got lost, but it was worth it ... great pizza."
 
Laughing, Kendall added, "It was so cold, and the wind was blowing so hard, it froze one of my eyelids shut."
 
A product of Hillsboro, Kan, Wade Weibert was quizzed about the skyline in his home town and just what the tallest building in his community would be.
 
"Do elevators count?" he quipped. "If you don't include Co-op, it's probably two stories."
Highlighting Tuesday's activities will be a breakfast for coach Snyder and the Wildcat captains hosted by the New York Stock Exchange, followed by the ringing of the bell to open trading at 8:30 (central time).
 
Select members of the team will then go to the Sloan Kettering Children's Hospital for a visit, before suiting up for a bowl press conference and then practice. In the evening, the team will dine on a yacht cruise.
 
Families have been included in the festivities as some moms and kids hit the Dylan's Candy Bar Monday morning, and can opt for the Sky Rink at Chelsea Pier Tuesday for ice skating and a pizza party, followed by a shopping trip to Lord & Taylor.
Mark
 
P.S. - K-State President Kirk Schulz and Dr. Noel Schulz made it into NYC via a train from Richmond, Va. But, the Schulz's had to navigate nearly eight blocks with their luggage to find transportation to the Sheraton Hotel. Oh, rest easy, the trip by train was planned.