MANHATTAN — There aren’t a lot of soft edges when it comes to Kansas State assistant coach Mo Latimore.
He is a direct, straightforward man. Coaching the Wildcats’ interior defensive line lends itself to that.
So when he pays a compliment, take it to heart.
Travis Britz and Will Geary, are you listening?
“They’re kind of what you build for, to get in a position where you have experienced guys out there,” Latimore said. “And that’s what those two are. They’re both good players, they’re both doing a great job.”
Now that the touchy-feely stuff is out of the way, let’s get down to brass tacks: If K-State is going to have any success up front this season, it will have to start with Britz and Geary at the defensive tackle spots.