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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 2015
Page
19
Depth charts show Kansas State and Kansas with multiple freshmen and veterans on offense and defense. Notable names include Tre parity Parmalee and Joe Hubener for Kansas, Cody Whitehair and Dalton Risner for Kansas State, with wide receiver Kody Cook and running back Charles Jones among the listed playmakers.
Kansas coach David Beaty warns against Kyra run threat as Kansas faces Kansas State. KU must protect the football after multiple turnovers recent weeks while K State rides Joe Hubener's 510 rushing yards and four second-half fumbles against Iowa State last week, seeking to win with ball security and a strong run defense.
Kansas State can move the ball against Kansas, whose defense allows 578.8 yards per game, worst in the FBS. KU holds the league’s best red-zone percentage at 76.4 percent, with foes scoring 44 TDs and 11 FGs in 72 visits. Wildcats sit second in red-zone offense at 93.2 percent.
Kansas State’s offense centers on a veteran line led by Cody Whitehair Boston Stiverson Dalton Risner Luke Hayes and Matt Kleinsprage. Clint Bowen praises the unit for seldom allowing free runners and effective run blocks. Beaty notes four senior starters plus Risner push back defensive fronts regularly.
The KU K-State rivalry dominates talk as Michael Glatzcak discusses his journey from Butler CC to Kansas, choosing KU over K-State, and the significance of his final Sunflower Showdown. He recalls junior college beginnings, a door opened by coach Clint Bowen, and the dream of a last college game defining his program’s future.
Kansas seeks its first win of the Beaty era to avoid a winless season, a fate last seen in 1954 under Chuck Mather. The program aims to avoid becoming a cautionary footnote in KU history as Kansas State looms as a critical hurdle.
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