K-Nation (09/07/25) - Nate Lie, Colleen Corbin, week two football and more
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NORTHEAST KANSAS (KSNT) – This week’s episode of K-Nation focuses on KU and K-State’s week two football matchups, along with exclusive interviews with Kansas soccer head coach Nate Lie and K-State soccer head coach Colleen Corbin.
- The Jayhawks fell to the Missouri Tigers 42-31 in the first edition of 'The Border Showdown' since 2011
- Topeka-native DeShawn Hanika had a standout game with six receptions for 74 yards and two touchdowns
- KU's run game struggled against Mizzou, recording a net total of three rushing yards on the day
- The Wildcats fell to the Army Black Knights 24-21 in a last-minute shocker, with a 1-2 record on the season
- Army dominated the time of possession battle against K-State, with the 'Cats having the ball for just three minutes in the second half
- The 'Cats struggled to stop Army from converting on third and fourth down; the Black Knights were 10/22 on third downs and 6/7 on fourth downs
- K-State soccer started its season by not shutting out opponents for a program-record 450 minutes, before losing to Nebraska Sunday, 2-0
- Kansas soccer stays unbeaten after defeating Yale 4-0 on Sunday
- Wildcat volleyball sets a program record by winning 12-straight sets to start the season
- Jayhawk volleyball is 2-1 in its last three matches, after a tough stretch against highly-ranked opponents
- K-State men's and women's golf will kick off their season's tomorrow, with the men staying at home and the women heading to Texas
- KU men's golf kicks off its season on Monday, while the women compete in its second event of the season, both at the Folds of Honor Collegiate
- K-Nation's Kole Emplit sat down with Kansas soccer head coach Nate Lie to talk about the 'Hawks unbeaten start to the season
- K-Nation's Sydney Clark caught up with K-State soccer head coach Colleen Corbin about the historic start to her tenure with the 'Cats
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