The start time for Kansas State’s baseball game today against Cal State Bakersfield has been pushed back to 7 p.m., due to travel issues.

Normally wouldn't post political stuff, but this is just too awesome not to post. Democrat, Republican, Libertarian, or Independent, this is historic news.

The Cats were embarrassed in the first two games of their weekend road series against Oklahoma State, by a combined score of 19-4. They face what shapes up as potentially a must-win game today (if weather permits), if they want to have much of a case for an at-large bid to the NCAA tournament. Currently, the team's record stands at 26-17 (8-12, BIg 12).

Follow the link to hear BracketCat discuss K-State football with Blatant Homerism's Allen Kenney. Topics discussed include Bill Snyder's hereditary succession plan, the Amazing Brown Brothers Circus and season prospects in the Big 12 Minus One AAU School and One Former AAU School. If it's crackly at points, I apologize — Skype on a cell connection is dicey at best.

Kansas State’s streak of consecutive years with at least one player being taken in the NFL Draft has run to 18 after running back Daniel Thomas was selected in the second round Friday by the Miami Dolphins. The 18-year streak is currently the second-longest among Big 12 Conference schools, behind only Texas. Thomas, who was taken with the 62nd pick overall in the draft, also became the highest drafted Wildcat running back since 1955, when Corky Taylor was taken in the second round by Los Angeles with the 18th pick.