MANHATTAN, Kan.
Bill Snyder is often hesitant to single out top performers during Kansas State’s spring football practices, but he has no such reservation when it comes to sophomore receiver Byron Pringle.
“He continues to learn the system, and he is learning it rather rapidly,” Snyder said Tuesday at a news conference. “As he does, you see the skill level enhance itself a great deal. He sticks out in my mind.”
Teammates also have stories about Pringle, a 6-foot-2, 212-pound playmaker who transferred from Butler Community College.
Ask them to describe the top highlight plays from spring practices, and many of them involve Pringle beating his defender for a touchdown or making an acrobatic catch.