Klein's offense ranked amongst the best in school history in 2022, finishing seventh in total points (452), second in total offense (5,863), fifth in yards per game (418.8), sixth in passing yards (2,947) and fourth in rushing yards (2,916). That team was led by Klein, the 2012 Heisman Trophy finalist, who will enter his second season as K-State offensive coordinator in the fall. Wildcats' fans' expectations are higher than they've been since the 2012 team rolled to a No. 'I really think he has that kind of potential.' 'I think Keagan can be one of, if not, the best wide receiver in the Big 12,' Howard says. Spend a few moments with Howard and one of the top returning passers in the Big 12 Conference surmises big things for Johnson in Manhattan.

K-State lost Consensus All-American do-everything Deuce Vaughn (Cowboys) and two of their top three wideouts in Malik Knowles (Vikings) and Kade Warner (Buccaneers) to the NFL. 18 in ESPN's post-spring college football power rankings. With all the transfer portal hype out there - Travis Hunter enrolled at Colorado, Sam Hartman went to Notre Dame and Fentrell Cypress bolted to Florida State - Johnson-to-K-State didn't necessarily move the needle nationally, but that the 6-foot, 196-pounder found a home with the Big 12 Champions is no small victory for the Wildcats, who went 10-4 with a Sugar Bowl appearance and sit at No. The news hit the internet faster than a Beyonce album release shortly after noon on December 11 - 'Next chapter…#EMAW' the tweet read - as 20-year-old wide receiver Keagan Johnson announced on Twitter his transfer to Kansas State, carrying with it plenty of vim and vigor as the former Iowa pass catcher officially joined head coach Chris Klieman, offensive coordinator Collin Klein and quarterback Will Howard, thus squashing Notre Dame speculation and slamming shut any probability that the native of Bellevue, Nebraska might trot out with the Huskers.

Texas Fall by R.J. Scott