Josh Wilson is the News Director at Sports Illustrated. He specializes in competitive sports and general assignment news, with a keen interest in the intersection of finance and sports, including topics like credit health and retirement planning. Wilson's work has been featured in notable publications such as Forbes, TIME, and the Miami Herald.
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Two crucial preseason injuries to Ramiya White and Brandie Harrod plague the Wildcats.
K-State baseball head coach staying in Manhattan with 4-year extension. staff writer • October 9, 2026
Early inning struggles cause problems for K-State in 2nd fall ball game. staff writer • October 10, 2026
New partnership will yield positives for both the league and the company. staff writer • October 16, 2026
By: Josh Wilson
Wildcats dismantle Kansas 16-7 in third fall ball contest shortly after football victory.
The light and dark sides of this postseason's final chapter. staff writer • October 23, 2026
By: Josh Wilson
K-State sweeps Red Raiders in nail-biting fashion for first win in 8 games. staff writer • October 26, 2026
The annual cash Isa allowance will remain at £20,000 for adults, but tax on savings interest is rising further than planned in April
Late surge not enough as K-State falls in close match to Nebraska, 88-84. staff writer • October 28, 2026
How K-State baseball has created something bigger than themselves — the annual ALS Halloween game
