Purdy: 22/25, 88%, Season-high completion rate; don't have is QBR yet, but it won't be higher than it was vs. ku, b/c he only threw 1 TD.
Rattler: 22/25, 88%, Season-high completion rate; 90.6 QBR, only his 93.8 vs Western Carolina was higher)
Sanders: 22/34, 68%, Season-high completion rate; 87.0 QBR, also Season-high, by a MILE (next best was today vs. tu at 57)
vs. B12: 66/84, 78.6%. 5 TDs, 1 INT (garbage 3rd and long punt throw by Rattler), 3 sacks.
Kansas State defense continues to be the cure for opposing QBs.
And when you can't stop the run, either....................
And next year, this team loses Stubblefield, Yeast, McPherson, Elder, and Mason in the back-end*, and Massie, Horne, Huggins, Gainous, and Hentz on the front*, and (I think) Fletcher in the middle.
I don't know how that unit improves. I really don't.
*-I think one or two of those guys may actually be able to come back one ore year, but I've lost track
Rattler: 22/25, 88%, Season-high completion rate; 90.6 QBR, only his 93.8 vs Western Carolina was higher)
Sanders: 22/34, 68%, Season-high completion rate; 87.0 QBR, also Season-high, by a MILE (next best was today vs. tu at 57)
vs. B12: 66/84, 78.6%. 5 TDs, 1 INT (garbage 3rd and long punt throw by Rattler), 3 sacks.
Kansas State defense continues to be the cure for opposing QBs.
And when you can't stop the run, either....................
And next year, this team loses Stubblefield, Yeast, McPherson, Elder, and Mason in the back-end*, and Massie, Horne, Huggins, Gainous, and Hentz on the front*, and (I think) Fletcher in the middle.
I don't know how that unit improves. I really don't.
*-I think one or two of those guys may actually be able to come back one ore year, but I've lost track
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