K-State Discusses Washington State Game at Weekly Press Conference
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Collin Klein was optimistic that Kansas State linebacker Mekhi Mason's injury was less serious than initially feared, but he did not provide a diagnosis or a return timetable.
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Klein said Kansas State offensive lineman Tanner Morley had made consistent progress without setbacks for two and a half weeks, but his reintegration and snap share remained undecided after Charlie Adams played well in the opener.
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Klein said Avery Johnson correctly handled every Kansas State third-down protection check in the opener and showed decisiveness, consistent leadership and clear recognition of the defense.
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Klein described Washington State's run defense as a strong first- and second-level front that varies its fits with twists and line games and consistently gets several defenders to the ball, presenting a challenging blocking assignment for Kansas State.
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Klein said Kansas State must prepare for injured Washington State receiver Tony Freeman because of his speed and dynamic playmaking, but that preparation comment did not establish that Freeman is cleared or expected to play.
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