Summary
Kansas State University (KSU) is considering skipping a bowl game after their head coach, Chris Klieman, announced his retirement. The decision will depend on the players' interest as expressed to Athletic Director Gene Taylor. KSU recently became eligible for a bowl game after finishing their regular season with a 6-6 record.
Key Facts
- Kansas State University (KSU) earned bowl eligibility with a win over Colorado, finishing their regular season 6-6.
- Head Coach Chris Klieman announced his retirement after the season.
- KSU is thinking about not participating in a bowl game due to Klieman's retirement.
- Athletic Director Gene Taylor wants to decide based on the players' interest in playing.
- The team previously had aspirations for the College Football Playoff but stumbled early in the season.
- In his seven seasons, Klieman had a 54-34 overall record and a 36-27 record in the Big 12 conference.
- KSU has played in bowl games 26 times and won their last two matchups.
