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4 tickets and reserved parking pass on west side. Seats are in section 7, row 42, seats 15,16,17,18. parking pass #392, easy walk to and from the stadium. $700 for all, pick up in Topeka.

Will Howard starting this weekend, Adrian not available. But is NOT out for the season like some have tried to say.

Expects to see both WVU QBs play.

I have 2 tickets for sale Section 14, row 37.



Absolutely no ku fans in these seats!

This is what’s so key for us to continue our trend to Dallas

has to be the highest we’ve been this late in a season in a long time

About Martinez and Savage? Anybody?

If Will plays the rest of the season, does he have one year or two years remaining?

Men’s game vs KC @ 5:30
Section 17, Row 21, Seats 13 & 14

AND

Women’s game vs Iowa (following the men’s game)
2 Gen Admission
includes parking pass.

$25 for all.

Next week’s kick time

I feel like Orlando is the likely destination for K-State, but still think they have a chance at New Orleans, just need a lot to break their way

Alec and I held off doing the postgame podcast yesterday as we are going to go live over on YouTube at 12:00 PM today. Give everyone a chance to watch and listen to something about the Cats at lunch. Link is below.
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What an excellent game plan put together, the pass rush from BU was non issue, and kept BU on their heals the whole game.

If the cats win the next two and TCU does the same then the cats are in the drivers seat for the Sugar Bowl?

The conference champion goes to the Sugar Bowl, unless they are in the bowl championship series. So regardless of the outcome of the big 12 championship game the cats would be the front runner for the Sugar Bowl.?

Maybe Dave Aranda not as good coach as I thought?

OFFENSE:
Hadley Panzer - 79
Ben Sinnott - 78
Cooper Beebe - 78
Hayden Gillum - 78
KT Leveston - 78
Christian Duffie - 78
Deuce Vaughn - 66
Phillip Brooks - 65
Will Howard - 61
Kade Warner - 57
Malik Knowles 55
Sammy Wheeler - 25
DJ Giddens - 19
Adrian Martinez - 18
RJ Garcia II - 17
Jadon Jackson - 10
Andrew Leingang - 3
Sam Hecht - 1
Carver Willis - 1
Dawson Delforge - 1
Seth Porter - 1

DEFENSE:
Julius Brents - 64
Drake Cheatum - 57
Josh Hayes - 57
Austin Moore - 53
Ekow Boye-Doe - 49
Eli Huggins - 46
Felix Anudike-Uzomah - 45
Khalid Duke - 44
Daniel Green - 41
Nate Matlack - 36
TJ Smith - 29
Brendan Mott - 29
Cincere Mason - 24
Nick Allen - 23
Kobe Savage - 18
Des Purnell - 18
Jacob Parrish - 16
Jake Clifton - 12
Jaylen Pickle - 12
Uso Seumalo - 11
VJ Payne - 7
Robert Hentz II - 7
Cody Stufflebean - 5
Omar Daniels - 1

Three Positives

1. Will Howard continues to impress, despite difficult circumstances. Will Howard has been thrown into three games this season, and he's been successful in all three games. Howard has nine touchdown passes on the season following his three-touchdown performance on Saturday in the Cats' win over Baylor. I think his resole and willingness to fight through difficult scenarios and still give Kansas State high-level play at the quarterback position is impressive. He's certainly the quarterback of the future, and potentially the QB of the present too if Chris Klieman and Collin Klein make that decision.
2. Ben Sinnott has emerged as a real threat in the passing game. Kansas State's offense has seen a surge in passing production since the TCU game, and Ben Sinnott has specifically been part of the last two games for Kansas State in the passing game. Sinnott was the Wildcats' best pass-catcher on Saturday night. He brought in seven catches and had 89 yards with two touchdowns.
3. Long, sustained drives. Kansas State had nine drives on Saturday night. Of those nine offensive drives, only three of them lasted less than four minutes. On two of those possessions, Kansas State scored a touchdown. Translated, of Kansas State's nine drives they effectively moved the ball on seven of them. That's darn impressive. Give credit to the offensive line for paving the way for 184 rushing yards and efficient quarterback play from both Adrian Martinez and Howard who combined to complete 74% of their passes.

Three Negatives

1. Some injuries occurred. Unfortunately for Kansas State, the Wildcats suffered some injuries, particularly in the defensive backfield. Ekow Boye-Doe, Josh Hayes and Kobe Savage all left the game at some point with an injury. Klieman said after the game that he doesn't want to speculate on the severity of Savage's injury but continued to say "I don't think it probably looks good." Klieman said he didn't know too much about the status of Boye-Doe or Hayes, but further said "I didn't think they were significant, but I'm not quite sure."
2. Little pass rush/negative plays. Kansas State had only one tackle for loss on Saturday night. Linebacker Khalid Duke was credited for making the play in the second quarter. Aside from Duke's TFL, Kansas State didn't get into the backfield very much. They didn't have a single QB hurry and they weren't able to sack Blake Shapen either. Give credit to Baylor for having a strong offensive line, but the Wildcat rush didn't get home on Saturday night.
3. N/A

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Is this the same team that we beat? They just seem to have lost it.

TCU: CLINCHED

K-STATE:

• Win final two games (@ West Virginia, vs Kansas)
• Win next week at West Virginia and Texas lose to Kansas and Baylor lose to TCU

TEXAS:

• Win final two games (at Kansas, vs Baylor and K-State loses to West Virginia or Kansas

BAYLOR

• Win final two games (vs TCU, at Texas) and K-State loses to West Virginia or Kansas

Everyone wants to blame QB play or play calling for our losses. While this is somewhat true, the O-line play is the biggest difference! We got our asses kicked on the line in each of our losses, in particular against Tulane and Texas. Even when 9am was in the game tonight we moved the ball. The Lines both came to play against OSU and Baylor!!