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Injury updates
Kansas State General Coach Chris Klieman He said the X-ray returned negative to Dylan Edwards and his ankle, but he didn’t know much more than that. His treatment will start on Monday afternoon and then exercise continues on Tuesday. He expects that there will be a day to get an idea on Wednesday. Without reports of injuries for non-conference games in large 12, the next update probably comes when Mat Wells speaks the media on Thursday.
As for influence, Klieman said that he lost Edwards at the first play “Great”. Did not expect Joe Jackson Play 55 plays in the game, only about 25. With 30-40 in Edwards.
In addition, Klieman said he did not think that the K-state was too much more breaking through the game. But the focus could be more recovering from a long trip now.
Defensive K-State failure
Klieman was dealing with a breakdown in the fourth conversion of the State of State who won the game. Said the plan for Cody Stufflebean To be returned back, which eventually caught the transition to seal the contract.
Why is the defensive end to run back? Klieman says, because Kansas State “had to send pressure” because Rocco Becht is “too good” if he let him sit there. In the end, Kua Moss could not have not been able to go outside to slow down in time and interference Carson Hansen.
“Marathon, not sprint”
The main coach of Kansas State wanted to clearly clearly clear that the challenges that have now faced. Recovery from loss in the state of Iowa is not only only weekly bouncing. It will be more than just that, they must take a prerequisite in the next few weeks.
It definitely seems to be a conscious cliememan and the circumstances of the loss of the match 0 in cyclones.
Kansas State offensive line
The passage protection praised Cliememan. He was aware that running blocking had to improve. One of the ways they could deal with some of the shortcomings on the line comes from a highly rated Brucos Gus Havkins. Klieman says “must play” this week.
