K State returned a QB with starting experience.
Their OLine has experience plus they brought in a solid grad transfer in Gilbert.
K State wasn't awful last year but the issues off the field caused turmoil and Bill Snyder was finally pushed out.
K State even with all that was a program with a College HoF coach.
Regarding WVU
Stop making excuses. There is talent out there and talent that Dana brought in.
Sam James
Winston Wright
Dana left a stockpile of good to possible elite WRs
Problem is on the OLine and protecting your defense.
Neal Brown has an idea of how he wants to play but doesn't have the pieces.
Like I have said when you make it Dana vs Neal Brown Buckaineer/Greg Jacobs is winning
Try this on for size dumbass.
Junior Skylar Thompson has two experienced running backs a grad transfer (this means SR bucky with a return back with experience) and an offense built to his skill set with a senior laden offensive line (all five starters are seniors) the defense is full of
veterans ready to help the team win games.
All five of Kansas State’s starters on the offensive line will share something in common when they take the field for be seniors.
Let's see that makes 5 OL and the QB, amazing. Returned nobody RB, but got a very good transfer.
“We have a number of guys,” Klieman said, “who have played an awful lot of snaps up front.”
Gilbert, a graduate transfer from Ball State, edged out Jordon Brown and Harry Trotter for the job. The depth chart lists the word “or” between Brown and Trotte.
A grad transfer Gilbert is their first choice at RB.
Senior wide receiver Dalton Schoen returned. Four other WR with experience return.
Nick Lenners is the most notable member of that group. The sophomore from Lincoln, Nebraska at tight end, but he is also listed as a fullback.
Quit with your K.State rebuilding crap and save it for next year when they need it.