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Kansas State’s Keithen Valentine watched the ball — and the Wildcats’ hopes — slip away on a fumble near the end zone in the third quarter.
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LINCOLN, Neb. | This was all or nothing for Kansas State because a Wildcats loss meant no division championship and no bowl game. And the loss happened, 17-3, to surging Nebraska, which will meet Texas in the Big 12 title game. But for Kansas State, this season wasn’t for nothing. Although the Wildcats’ 6-6 record meant a mere one-game improvement over last season, the feeling is vastly different — upbeat because of a program rejuvenated by Bill Snyder.