What I'm hearing: Kansas State chemistry on the upswing
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A bye week is upon us and that means it is plenty of time for rest and recovery for those on the K-State roster that have already played a bunch of snaps. We take a look at a few guys suffering some wear-and-tear that will benefit from having a week off.
LINK: Kansas State players in need of rest of recovery
Some of the K-State basketball players are being available to the media for the first time since signing with the Wildcats. Of course the 3MAW Podcast was able to grab a few guys first a couple weeks ago at the NIL golf outing – such as Coleman Hawkins, David Castillo, David N’Guessan and Brendan Hausen.
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But we’ve tuned in for some of this week’s appearances, even from Ugonna Onyenso, Max Jones and Mobi Ikegwuruka. What have some of those interactions told us about this year’s team and why are we even more optimistic about the outlook?
LINK: Becoming more confident about Kansas State basketball
Two K-State football players that are actually injured are of course nose guard Uso Seumalo and tight end Brayden Loftin. The latter has already missed a game and was expected to be out a few weeks. We share what we’re hearing about their availability for the Colorado game.
LINK: Updates on Seumalo and Loftin
We provide a hint of what is inside below.
- Examining the chemistry of the Kansas State basketball team.
- Players using the bye week for rest and recovery.
- Will Loftin and Seumalo play in Boulder?
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