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Kansas State is averaging 303.5 rushing yards per game entering Tulane week. GoPowercat's writers now view the offensive line as a strength after preseason concerns and point to Avery Johnson and Rodney Fields Jr. as threats on the ground, while acknowledging the early opposition has been weak.

Avery Johnson threw two interceptions against Washington State, including one returned for a touchdown, despite Kansas State's dominant overall performance. The column contrasts that offensive ball-security issue with a defense that has not allowed a touchdown this season; the pick-six was not a defensive touchdown conceded.

Tulane is allowing 216 rushing yards per game in its early games. The GoPowercat writers identify that run defense as the unfavorable matchup against Kansas State's ground attack and describe a rebuild under a new coach. Their lopsided score forecasts are opinions, not verified future output or betting recommendations.