Thinking KSU Wildcats football tickets? Go for it! Things are shaping up for the Kansas State Wildcats and the rebound in the Wildcats fortune will be defense. Head coach Bill Snyder has brought in some key talent and developed some of his own, creating an air of excitement that has fans growling for Wildcats tickets.

It all starts up front and fans holding Wildcats tickets will be watching a new set of starters in Steve Birch and Ricky Miller, who were brought in to fill the inside gap, while Teamus George and Scott Edmonds enter their senior year with the intent of making opposing Big 12 quarterbacks miserable. That's good news for Wildcats fans, who are aching for another chance at the Fiesta Bowl tickets they were so happy with in 2003.

The Pro Set offense is looking for a strong arm. While Dylan Meirer and Allen Webb split time at the quarterback slot last year, fans are snapping up Wildcats tickets with an eye toward redshirt freshman Allan Everidge stepping up and gunning the ball downfield to speedy wide receiver Yamon Figurs. Florida State may have helped the Wildcats out in the running game, providing transfer Thomas Clayton, a 210 pound junior with quick feet and good hands. He'll be running behind two of the better fullback in the Big 12, Victor Mann and Ayo Saba.

Ratcheting up the excitement about Wildcats ticket is the home schedule, featuring visits to KSU Stadium by the Kansas Jayhawks, Texas A & M Aggies, Colorado Buffaloes, and Missouri Tigers. Wildcats fanatics are packing up their suitcases too, intent on getting their hands on Oklahoma Sooners tickets, and Nebraska Cornhuskers tickets, to be there for the most electric Wildcats schedule in a many a season.

Kansas State Wildcats tickets are about Big 12 rebirth and the exhilaration of a new season. The Big 12 is open for the taking and KSU Stadium will be jam packed with 50,000 crazed Wildcats fanatics bent on seeing Kansas State get back to being top cats in the conference. Join the feline frenzy in the 2005 college football season. Get your paws on Kansas State Wildcats tickets.