It was a great spring day in Manhattan, Kansas on Saturday. But it wasn’t exactly an exciting day, at least if you were expecting to watch a “traditional” spring football game. It definitely wasn’t the “bold and daring” of the late 2000’s, nor was it even the “vanilla” of the Snyder era. It was practice, pure and simple.
But that didn’t mean that we didn’t learn anything. So lets recap the things we gleaned from the open practice and scrimmage.
Offense
It’s been abundantly clear since Chris Klieman took over the reigns of the Wildcat football program that Skylar Thompson is K-State’s starting QB.