Tom Bookwalter is the Powercat guy – the man who designed Kansas State University’s most popular logo. Go anywhere in Kansas and the distinctive three-lined splash of feline purple is on ...

Others think it is sacrilegious for K-State to abandon its traditional powercat, even if it’s only for one game, especially for a logo that was last used in 1988 when the Wildcats went 0-11 ...

One of the most recognizable athletic logos in the nation is the K-State Powercat. The logo was introduced by Bill Snyder shortly after his arrival in Manhattan as the attitude of the entire athletics ...

Former Kansas State quarterback Skylar Thompson is preparing ... Wherever life takes him next, Thompson carries the Powercat logo. “I’m the one out here performing and doing everything ...

ESPN had the Arkansas State logo on the top of its graphic. But below that, where K-State’s famous Powercat was supposed to be, it was instead just a purple screen with a ring around the word ...

A trademark is any logo, symbol, slogan or words registered by Kansas State University and/or Kansas State Athletics. Trademarks include the Powercat Logo, the K-State wordmark, the slogan K-State, ...

When you think of Kansas State University, it’s easy for the mind to drift purple, the Powercat logo, legendary football coach Bill Snyder. These are woven deep into the very essence of what the ...

And the Big 12 spotlight has always shined brighter on Nebraska, Oklahoma and Texas than it ever has K-State, even after its Powercat logo became synonymous with winning. But that might be changing.

"Staying home," he said, placing the hat with Kansas State's Powercat logo on his head as the crowd erupted. Just like that, Massey, Lyndon's 6-foot-8, 280-pound lineman, put an end to the ...