Rebuilding — a term that describes what the K-State football team is trying to do this offseason and especially during spring practices. The Wildcats are attempting to replace many key figures from 2014’s successful season, on both offense and defense.
While the team has lost a number of impact seniors to graduation, one position has remained steady with a solid core of new seniors: the offensive line.
But even with four seniors who have experience in the trenches, the Wildcats are searching for further depth on the offensive line.
“Always trying to create a two-deep in the offensive line, for us, has been really an issue,” K-State head coach Bill Snyder said Tuesday.