Today, we're answering questions from the trusty mailbag. We'll start with our intrepid SlateMistress wildcat00, who asks, "In your opinion, what was the greatest play or drive in the history of K-State football?"
There was the pair of Paul Watson-engineered touchdown drives in the final eight minutes to beat Kansas 16-12 in 1991. But Kansas still almost won that game, and the win rightly belongs on the shoulders of the K-State defense, which held Kansas to only 16 points despite six Wildcat turnovers.
Chad May hitting Kevin Lockett for 44 yards to set up Tate Wright's 35-yard field goal with 21 seconds to go to tie Colorado 16-16 in 1993?