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We keep it rolling on Heartland College Sports Weekly, part of Heartland College Sports.com, your independent Big 12 digital media outlet.

And we're now joined by the new head coach of the Kansas State Wildcats, Chris Clyman, joining us here on the show.

Coach, it's great to have you here.

I appreciate a few minutes. And I want to start off with just your transition to Manhattan,

spending time, of course, at a powerhouse at the FCS level in North Dakota State.

How has this been for you and this move personally and professionally?

Personally, it's been great to be reunited with Gene Taylor, who hired me at North Dakota State back in 2014.

It's been a lot of fun being back with him.

For my family, it's been great.

I've got wife and three great kids that have enjoyed Manhattan.

They've enjoyed it probably more than I have.

I know where my office is and probably the house, and that's about hit.

And professionally, obviously, you know, a dream job for me to come to a Power 5 school

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