3-2-1: Kansas State commits see rankings boost

It is time for the Kansas State edition of the 3-2-1 feature.

THREE THINGS WE LEARNED ABOUT KANSAS STATE

1. Kaluma: After one solid performance and one great performance in the Bahamas, Arthur Kaluma followed it up with a gem versus Central Arkansas. The Kansas State forward logged his first 20-point game in a Wildcat uniform. It’s safe to say he’s figured it out, and that is huge for K-State.
2. 25: We will see 25 different Kansas State players recognized on Senior Night and greeted by head coach Chris Klieman.
3. Recruiting: K-State offensive line commit Gus Hawkins is now a four-star prospect. So is Kansas State receiver commit Jacques Spradley-Demps. The Wildcats are trending for receiver target Trae Davis and he is a newly-minted four-star prospect as well.

TWO QUESTIONS

1. Uso: Keep an eye on the status of K-State nose guard Uso Seumalo. Klieman called him day-to-day and said he had a shot to play this week after being injured against Kansas. I’m not sure that will be the case, though.
2. Tomlin: When does Nae’Qwan Tomlin return for Kansas State? It appears as if he’s getting closer and closer after being on the bench during the Central Arkansas game.

ONE K-STATE PREDICTION

1. Klieman/Leipold: It may be bold to say so on November 23 when a lot could still unfold and things can change, but I anticipate both Klieman and Kansas head coach Lance Leipold remaining at their current posts even though they will be pursued by other schools for their vacancies.

Both are likely to be high on lists or already are at this point. However, the chatter behind the scenes does not suggest either one is all that interested in bolting for a new gig. I believe Klieman and Leipold will still be walking up and down the sidelines of the next Sunflower Showdown.

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