When the Oklahoma Sooners played the Ohio State Buckeyes, their offensive line was tested by one of the nation’s best defensive fronts. Now it’s Kansas State’s turn. If they hope to make Baker Mayfield uncomfortable in the pocket or slow down the OU rushing attack, the K-State front seven must do better than the Buckeyes. If not, they’ll have to face the Crimson & Cream consequences.
Coming into the season, Kansas State was only looking to replace one defensive lineman, albeit an extremely talented pass rusher in Jordan Willis. Willis is in the NFL now, but you shouldn’t sleep on the guys K-State has returned.