The 2024 college football season is just around the corner, but what better way to talk about one football season than two football seasons!
As fast as time goes by, the 2024 season will be over quickly and we will already be talking about the 2025 season, so we might as well start talking about it. The best thing about football is that teams know who their future opponents will be years in advance, they just don’t know what the schedule will look like.
Kansas State football is already very exciting, but their 2025 season will start with a bang when the Wildcats open the season against Iowa State in Ireland in the Aer Lingus College Football Classic. This will be the first time the Wildcats have played out of the country since 1992, when they played Nebraska in Tokyo, Japan.
K-State typically begins the season against non-conference opponents, but they are making an exception in 2025, as this classic is always played at the beginning of the season.
The non-conference opponents K-State will face in 2025 include North Dakota, Army and Arizona, and yes, the Arizona game will count as a non-conference game. Since a non-conference series was already scheduled before Arizona joined the Big 12, this game will not count toward the Big 12.
Now when we get to Big 12 play, of course we know that K-State has Iowa State on the schedule, but they will also have their conference opponents here in the country.
Here are the Big 12 opponents they will play on the road:
Here are the Big 12 opponents K-Sate will host at home:
The games against Utah will be the first between these two top-tier conference members since the Utes joined the Big 12. Hopefully, this will be a rematch of the 2024 Big 12 title game with the Wildcats emerging victorious.
