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Awards season is upon us as playoffs loom, and its always a good time for debate. Here are our choices for all the top prizes.

#93 Jeff Hurd (DT) 1982-1986 (Others considered: Scott Edmonds) Why?: Talk about some awful teams. Jeff Hurd was truly a special player, especially when you consider that the teams he played on...

#94 Dirk Ochs (DE) 1991-1995 Why?: The first of a pair of brothers to attend K-State, Dirk Ochs was in many ways a sign of the changes that were happening under Bill Snyder. Ochs came to K-State...

Greatest Wildcats Jersey Countdown: #95 By Coach833 on Jun 1, 2021, 8:04am CDT + #95 Rob Jackson (DE) 2006-2007 (Others Considered: Travis Britz) Why?: There aren’t many players who wore number 95 to make an impact at Kansas State, and certainly Rob Jackson would not be at the top of the list of the greatest defensive ends in school history, but given the context of the time, Jackson was a critical piece in the Wildcats returning to a bowl game in 2006. Jackson’s presence on th...

#97 Melvin Williams (DE) 1998-2002 Why?: It took Melvin Williams a long time to crack the starting lineup for the Cats, but once he did, he proved he could hold his own at defensive end. ...

#98 Reggie Singletary (DT) 1981-1983 (Others considered: Jerome Evans, Ian Campbell) Why?: He was the best defensive player on the 1982 Independence Bowl team and his name is still atop the...