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Kansas State Wildcats Offensive Line Health on the Mend
Offensive Line Struggles Early in Season
The Kansas State Wildcats offensive line has struggled early in the season, allowing 10 sacks in their first three games. This has led to some concerns about the health of the unit, as several players have been banged up in recent weeks.
Key Injuries
The most notable injury is to starting left tackle Cooper Beebe, who has missed the last two games with a knee injury. Beebe is a key cog in the Wildcats' offense, and his absence has been felt. Hadley Panzer has started in Beebe's place, but he has not been as effective.
Other injuries on the offensive line include: Hudson Huber (ankle), Tanner Wood (ankle), and Cooper Beebe (knee).
Positive Signs
Despite the injuries, there have been some positive signs from the offensive line in recent weeks. The unit has allowed just one sack in the last two games, and the running game has been more effective.
Outlook
The health of the offensive line is a major concern for the Wildcats, but there are some positive signs that the unit is starting to turn things around. If the offensive line can stay healthy, the Wildcats offense has the potential to be one of the best in the Big 12.
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