I am a K-State grad so I will add what I can. K-State had several injuries to their top defensive players in that Baylor game. Ty Zimmerman (who will play but may not be 100%) and Arthur Brown (who is back) will both be available tonight and all of KSU's offensive players are suspected to be healthy for this one. When KSU's defense has been healthy they have contained some pretty high octane offenses (West Virginia - 14, Oklahoma - 19, Ok State - 30). The one thing that worries me about the over as well is how Bill Snyder will approach this game. With a month to prepare, I wouldnt be surprised to see him milk the clock a little more. K-State will not want to get behind early as Klein's game is not based on throwing the ball exclusively. They will run a lot of the same read option plays that you will see Oregon run but they wont be running at the same pace as the Ducks (no one does). K-State is very methodical on offense, but Im not sure how this will go tonight. I know that doesnt really help in this thread, but Ill try to add what I can here.
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