Head coach Bill Snyder said his final goodbyes last season to the Kansas State Wildcats. What coach Snyder did for Kansas State will not soon be forgotten, with 136 wins in 17 years, which is three times more than the second winningest coach at Kansas State. He is replaced by head coach Ron Prince, formerly the offensive coordinator at Virginia.
The Wildcats offense is bringing back nine starters, who will implement coach Ron Prince's passing game strategies. Lots of quarterback talent available to the Wildcats and running back Thomas Clayton returns for his Senior finale. With nine of ten players coming back for the Wildcats' offensive line, the offensive line will have to learn new blocking techniques.
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The defense brings back eight starters which is the most since 2002. Special teams come back intact, and should improve on their numbers. Coach Bill Snyder has leaves not only a legacy but some great talent. They will be expected to adjust to the new system and if they do accordingly they have a good shot at being undefeated once their divisional games start.
