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.

A video that had been viewed more than 250,000 times across multiple posts in the immediate hours following the season-opener for both teams appears to show Mark Johnson (the father of K-State quarterback Avery Johnson) engaged in a physical altercation, reportedly with his eldest son.

Hundreds of Wildcat fans turned out for the kickoff of college football season in the Iowa versus Kansas State game in Dublin.

Firefighters are battling a 118-acre wildfire burning in Dublin, according to the latest information from Cal Fire. The fire, named the “Parks Fire,” ignited around 3:23 p.m. on the U.S. Army Camp Parks military base,

Valley area near Dublin and San Ramon, California on Friday afternoon, August 22. The fire, fueled by grassy terrain along the Dublin-San Ramon border near Camp Parks and the former FCI Dublin prison,

Sweetgreen is setting its sights on Dublin, bringing signature fast-casual salads and warm bowls to the Columbus suburb. The restaurant lists location in downtown Dublin as "coming soon" on its website. Located at 36 N. High St., according to city records, Sweetgreen will sit across from Tucci's in the heart of the historic district.

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.

And the matchups aren’t slowing down. Officials confirmed that the next two Aer Lingus College Football Classics are set, with none other than Bill Belichick headlining in 2026. On August 29, 2026, Belichick’s North Carolina Tar Heels will face TCU, giving the Hall of Fame coach another international stage to showcase his program’s transformation.