Big 12 Spring Practice: Biggest Questions for Each Team

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Nov 20, 2014; Morgantown, WV, USA; Kansas State Wildcats quarterback Jake Waters (15) with wide receiver Tyler Lockett (16) and wide receiver Curry Sexton (14) after the game. The Wildcats defeated the Mountaineers 26-20 at Milan Puskar Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Bob Donnan-USA TODAY Sports

Snyder has to replace all of his skill players on offense. The tough, dual-threat quarterback in Jake Waters is gone. Running back DeMarcus Robinson is gone. Wide receiver Curry Sexton is gone.

And on the other side at wide receiver, the best playmaker in possibly the Big 12, Tyler Lockett, is also gone. Simply put, Snyder has to replace everybody.

So who steps up this spring? Who takes the reigns at quarterback, running back, and wide receiver? If some people step up quickly, the Wildcats could be in decent shape for an okay season this year. But if nothing happens, they could struggle.

The spring will decide how bad the rebuilding year is for this team.

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Kansas State Wildcats

Last week: 9-4 (7-2) 2014 Record
Last rank: No. 18 AP Poll


Biggest Question: Who will take over to make up for the loss of every skill player on offense?

Bill Snyder’s coaching job with the Kansas State Wildcats has been amazing ever since he took back over the program, but turning out a decent season this year could potentially be his hardest job yet.

Snyder has to replace all of his skill players on offense. The tough, dual-threat quarterback in Jake Waters is gone. Running back DeMarcus Robinson is gone. Wide receiver Curry Sexton is gone.

And on the other side at wide receiver, the best playmaker in possibly the Big 12, Tyler Lockett, is also gone. Simply put, Snyder has to replace everybody.

So who steps up this spring? Who takes the reigns at quarterback, running back, and wide receiver? If some people step up quickly, the Wildcats could be in decent shape for an okay season this year. But if nothing happens, they could struggle.

The spring will decide how bad the rebuilding year is for this team.

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