NWKS Radio Sports Update-- November 13th, 2026

Sports Update - Nov 13th

2:25

The road to a state championship continues tonight, with three area teams competing in the sectional round of the Kansas high school football playoffs.  Hoxie takes on unbeaten Lincoln. Unbeaten Weskan hosts South Barber.  And Wheatland-Grinnell hits the road to face undefeated Ingalls. The winners move on to next week's Sub-State championship round.

Behind a game-high 26 points, including six made three-pointers by Bonfas Loria, the FTHNW men's basketball team beat Southeast CC last night 88-73.  Loria led three Tigers in double figures as Tech bounced back from their first loss of the season.  The 4-1 Tech Tigers will host North Platte CC next, on Sunday.

#25 Nebraska faces Boise State in Sioux Falls, SD on Sunday

A busy weekend is ahead for Colby Community College and Fort Hays Tech Northwest athletics.  Today, the Colby women host Bethany JV, while the Fort Hays Tech Northwest women travel to Colorado to face Otero. Saturday, both Colby and Fort Hays Tech Northwest head to Huntsville, Alabama, for the NJCAA Cross Country National Championships. Meanwhile, the Colby and Fort Hays Tech Northwest men's wrestling teams compete at the Grand View Open in Des Moines, Iowa, while the Colby women wrestle at the Iowa versus Duals in Cedar Falls.

A busy weekend of regional college football gets underway tonight, as Colorado hosts 14th-ranked Houston in Boulder. The Buffaloes are 3-and-6 and need to win out to become bowl eligible.  On Saturday, Kansas State looks to snap a three-game losing streak when the 4-and-5 Wildcats visit TCU. Kickoff is at 1 CT on 100.3 the Ride.  Meanwhile, Kansas heads to Morgantown to face West Virginia, with the Jayhawks continuing their push toward bowl eligibility. Kickoff is at 4:30 CT on FOC 97.9.  And Nebraska looks to get back on track after four straight losses. The 5-and-4 Cornhuskers visit Rutgers Saturday morning, needing just one more victory to secure bowl eligibility.

A thrilling finish on Thursday Night Football, as the Washington Commanders rallied past the New York Giants, 24-to-21.  Jayden Daniels connected with Stefon Diggs on a 32-yard game-winning touchdown with just 57 seconds remaining.  Daniels threw for 249 yards and three touchdowns in the win. 

Sunday, the Kansas City Chiefs look to build on last week's 35-to-12 win over the Jets when the Chiefs visit the Atlanta Falcons.  Patrick Mahomes is expected to play despite dealing with an elbow injury. The 6-and-2 Chiefs face a 3-and-6 Falcons team that's dropped two straight.  Chiefs and Falcons kick off Sunday at Noon CT / 11 Mountain Time on 100.3 the Ride.  Meanwhile, Denver enters its bye week riding a five-game winning streak.