Kansas State Wildcats Head Coach Chris Klieman will step away from coaching duties until March of next year due to severe health challenges. The university confirmed the news today, leaving fans and the college football community deeply concerned.
A statement from Kansas State Athletics revealed that Klieman is dealing with a “serious but treatable medical condition” and will prioritize his health and recovery in the coming months. The department assured that the program fully supports Klieman and his family during this difficult time.
Offensive Coordinator Collin Klein is expected to assume interim head coaching responsibilities as the Wildcats prepare for offseason training and spring football. The team remains determined to uphold the high standards set by Klieman during his tenure.
Since joining Kansas State in 2019, Klieman has revitalized the program, leading the Wildcats to multiple successful seasons, including a Big 12 Championship in 2022. His leadership and dedication have endeared him to players, staff, and fans alike.
Support and prayers have poured in from across the nation, with fans and peers rallying around Klieman during his recovery.
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