TCU-Kansas State Gameday Experience Photos

TCU alums Tom C. "Midnite" Burke (center) and Bruce Peterson (left), and TCU fan Jeff Shepherd in Manhattan, Kansas, for the TCU-Kansas State football game on Saturday, October 19.

(photos above and below) The Kansas State marching band entertained in the tailgating areas before the Kansas State-TCU football game.

The Saturday (October 19, 2019) of the TCU-Kansas State football game was "Harley Day" at Bill Snyder Family Stadium. As part of the annual event, K-State fans drive Harleys around the football field prior to the game.

The Kansas State marching band takes the field.

Bill Snyder retired as the head football coach at Kansas State University after last season. He was the head coach from 1989 to 2005, and again from 2009 to 2018. Snyder initially retired from the position from 2006 to 2008, before being rehired. Snyder is loved by Wildcat fans. The football stadium is named after him and the stadium's main entrance is highlighted by a statue of Snyder.

TCU head football coach Gary Patterson (back, left) and graduate assistant coach Kenny Hill (right) watch TCU quarterbacks Alex Delton (#16) and Matthew Downing during pre-game drills.

During pre-game drills, TCU co-offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach Sonny Cumbie (right) and graduate assistant coach Kenny Hill work with quarterbacks Mike Collins (#10), Alex Delton (16), Matthew Downing (#17) and Max Duggan (#15).

TCU quarterbacks Max Duggan (#15) and Alex Delton (#16) visit with referees prior to the state of the TCU-Kansas State football game.

TCU defensive tackle Ross Blacklock (#90) tries to fire up other TCU defensive football players prior to the TCU-Kansas State football game.

During pre-game activities, Kansas State head baskteball coach Bruce Weber (right) was on the sidelines.

(photos above and below) The TCU-Kansas State football game was broadcat by FOX Sports Network (FSN).