Kansas State quarterback Avery Johnson will have plenty of weapons in his second consecutive season as a starter. The Wildcats boast a solid running game and an offense featuring players like ...

MANHATTAN — Taylor Poitier knows as well as anyone that Kansas State's offensive line is under a microscope in 2024. Gone are four of the five starters from the past two seasons, three of them ...

The Kansas State football team will return more starters on its offensive line than originally expected. Taylor Poitier, a 6-foot-3 and 305-pound senior from Kansas City, has been granted an extra ...

It looks like K-State added depth at that position Friday ... Truett will join an offensive line that includes senior Hadley Panzer, who started all 13 games at right guard last season for the ...

Heading into the 2024 season, Kansas State's offensive line will be looking to replace significant snaps from multiple contributors from the 2023 team, including All-American Cooper Beebe.

MANHATTAN, Kan. – After serving the last three seasons as Kansas State's tight ends coach, Brian Lepak will now work with the Wildcat offensive line, head coach Chris Klieman announced Thursday.

MANHATTAN, Kan. (WIBW) - Kansas State football added depth to its offensive line unit this week. According to K-State Athletics, the Wildcats signed transfers JB Nelson from Penn State and ...

O-line is far from the most glamorous position on the field, but it’s the most impactful outside of quarterback. 2025 will be ...

According to K-State Athletics, Brian Lepak was named the offensive line coach while Drew Liddle moved to an assistant role. Lepak has spent the last three seasons as the tight ends coach for K-State.

But in addition to loading up the offensive playmakers, Kansas State also paid attention to its offensive line. Kansas State brought in four offensive linemen through the transfer portal this ...

Kansas State brought in four offensive linemen through the transfer portal this offseason, including two since it closed on Apr. 15: JB Nelson (Penn State) and Terrence Enos Jr. (Pitt).