Those who made the trip to Ireland may not want to see a Guinness for a while after Kansas State lost its Week 0 opener vs Iowa State.

K-State came up short on 3 of 4 conversion attempts.

The father and brother of Kansas State quarterback Avery Johnson allegedly fought each other on the Dublin streets after a Wildcats loss to Iowa State.

Kansas State continues to struggle on fourth down against Iowa State, failing to convert on fourth-and-1 on its own 30-yard line in the fourth quarter.

The Kansas State Wildcats and Iowa State Cyclones didn't have to travel all the way to Ireland to learn what they did from 2025's edition of "Farmageddon."

Avery Johnson excelled on the field even as reports surfaced of a physical altercation between his father and brother following the Iowa State loss.

You can add three more journalists to the list of people who think K-State will be dancing in December. ESPN's Bill Connelly, Heather Dinich, and David Hale all

The 2025 college football season kicks off with a major Big 12 battle as No. 17 Kansas State battles No. 22 Iowa State in the annual Aer Lingus College Football Classic in Dublin, Ireland. The clash between the two historic foes -- dubbed "Farmageddon" -- ranks among the best Week 0 games in recent history and has major Big 12 championship implications.

And nearly halfway around the globe, a Kansas City Royals minor-league affiliate threw salt in the wound. The Omaha Storm Chasers - the Royals' Triple-A affiliate - had an offensive field day in their road game against the Columbus Clippers. The Storm Chasers scored 23 runs and hit 10 home runs in the contest.

Why? Because he was only on the field for one play. And it was a bad one. Shorty after the Wildcats forced the Cyclones to punt on the opening drive of the game, Edwards muffed the return and lost a fumble to Iowa State.