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Dibbini signs extension as soccer coach

And redshirt freshman QB Skylar Thompson gets his day in the limelight at spring practice.

Coach Mike Dibbini
Kansas State soccer coach Mike Dibbini talks to his players during a practice this fall. Dibbini won 12 KCAC regular season and 12 KCAC tournament titles as a men's and women's soccer coach at Kansas Wesleyan.
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Previously

JT VanGilder gives us a look at Deante Burton as the wide receiver hopes to be taken in the NFL Draft.

Football

Kellis Robinett profiles redshirt freshman quarterback Skylar Thompson, who quarterbacked the scout team last season. (The Kansas City Star)

Mitch Sherman has a Q&A with Thompson. (ESPN)

The defense is catching up with the offense’s progress in spring practice. (Ken Corbitt/The Topeka Capital-Journal)

Unlike many of his peers who have moved into administration, Bill Snyder has never even entertained the idea of becoming an athletic director. (Kevin Haskin/The Topeka Capital-Journal)

K-State alumnus Dan Youngman’s documentary on the rise of K-State football under Snyder premiers Saturday in Manhattan. (Corbitt/The Topeka Capital-Journal)

Snyder has relied on finding hidden gems in small towns as a recruiting strategy, and it has paid dividends. This article led to the hot topic in the comments yesterday — what qualifies as a small town? (Jake Trotter/ESPN)

Soccer

Women’s soccer coach Mike Dibbini has been signed to a contract extension through 2021. Dibbini has been the program’s only head coach and led the team to a 4-9-3 record last year in its first season. (Robinett/The Wichita Eagle)

TBT

K-State men’s basketball alumnus Jordan Henriquez is once again organizing a team for The Basketball Tournament, featuring several past Wildcats — the Purple and Black. (Robinett/The Kansas City Star)

Miscellaneous

K-State plans to spend about $1 million on security to keep guns out of large sporting events in the coming year after the Board of Regents voted to allow K-State, KU, and Wichita State to prohibit guns at large sporting events. Kansas law requires universities have manned metal detectors and armed guards if they prohibit the carrying of firearms, effective July 1. Almost half of that estimated cost is to purchase 70 metal detectors. (The Associated Press, via ESPN)

Today at Bring on the Cats

Gracey Terrill will have a Jordan Willis draft preview and Facebook Live Q&A today.