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Buzz: What the Kansas State offense needs to accomplish in bye week

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Our Kansas State buzz comes via a message board post at KSO and digs into all sorts of relevant topics in Wildcat land. We’ll assess what went wrong for K-State in Houston when they were upset by the Cougars despite holding a two-score lead in the fourth quarter.

Like always, that does start with listing the standouts on each side of the ball after re-watching the contest.

LINK: Kansas State standouts at TDECU Stadium

Currently, K-State sits in a tie for fourth place in the Big 12. BYU leads the way by being undefeated. A tie for second place is between Iowa State and Colorado at just one league loss. Fortunately, the Wildcats still get a crack at the Cyclones.

But there are two teams that still have games left with all three of the Cougars, Iowa State and Buffaloes. They could play spoiler and dictate who goes to Arlington.

LINK: Friends of the Wildcats

It is no secret the Kansas State offense has hit a wall in the past few games, particularly the run game. We discuss the ramifications of that, why it has happened, what needs to occur moving forward and the figures at the front of that.

LINK: All eyes on the K-State offense

We provide a hint below of what’s inside.

  • Where Kansas State could receive help within the league.
  • Top performers versus the Cougars.
  • What the K-State offense needs to accomplish in the bye week.

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