Led by three-time selections Corey Adams and Tysyn Hartman, Kansas State recorded the second-most Academic All-Big 12 selections in program history when 14 Wildcat football players were named to the 2010 squad Thursday. Seven student-athletes each were named to the first and second teams, while the 14 total selections were three shy of the school record of 17, which was set back in 2000. K-State, which has led the Big 12 in all-sports and football graduation rates for the past four years, now has had 27 Academic All-Big 12 picks in the last two seasons, and a total of 121 under head coach Bill Snyder.