Kansas State has inducted several new members into its athletics Hall of Fame. Former football stars Jordy Nelson, Darren Sproles and David Allen led the way.

Kansas State University Jordy Nelson, Darren Sproles share favorite K-State football memories at HOF ceremony By Kellis Robinett. October 2, 2021 4:57 PM. Manhattan, Kansas.

Jordy Nelson, the only wide receiver in Kansas State history to earn Consensus All-American honors, has returned to the Manhattan-Riley County area following a decorated NFL career, and will be on ...

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Kansas State alumni Jordy Nelson and his wife Emily have donated a large amount of money to the program's stadium renovation project and in turn the Wildcats have named the football locker room ...

Jordy Nelson will be honored in K-State’s Ring of Honor with Michael Bishop, Darren Sproles and Clarence Scott on Saturday. Until then, he looks forward to being a college football fan again.

Nelson, a former Kansas State football player who went on to play 11 years as a wide receiver in the NFL for the Green Bay Packers and then-Oakland Raiders, will host the inaugural Jordy Nelson ...

Kansas State will name its new locker room after Jordy Nelson because the Green Bay Packers wide receiver has pledged a financial gift to his alma mater. The amount of the gift is undisclosed. The ...

Kansas native and Green Bay Packers wide receiver Jordy Nelson was lauded and honored at the Statehouse on Thursday by Gov. Sam Brownback, legislators and fans. Brownback, during a ceremony in his … ...

MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) Jordy Nelson's favorite Kansas State memory doesn't involve a record, recognition or even an iconic moment such as carrying Bill Snyder off the field following the coach's ...

Together, Nelson, Sproles, Bishop and Scott are regarded as the best in Kansas State history at their respective positions. A former walk-on, Nelson finished his career with 2,822 yards and 20 scores.

Jordy Nelson, Darren Sproles, Michael Bishop and Clarence Scott will on the field at halftime as they become the third class to be inducted into the Kansas State Football Ring of Honor.