Big 12 football: Can a beat up Collin Klein lead K-State to the conference title?
The Big Bowl is no longer possible for Kansas State. A Heisman Trophy for Collin Klein seems unlikely.
But the Big 12 championship remains a special carrot for the Wildcats.
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Not counting four Kansas Collegiate Conference titles won before World War I, K-State has two league championships to its credit: 1934 and 2003.
Beat Texas on Saturday night, and K-State is the Big 12 champ. Even if OU beats TCU and forges a tie atop the standings, the Wildcats will be the recognized champs, by virtue of their September win in Norman.
But beating Texas might not be easy. K-State's offense has lost its steam since Klein suffered a concussion in the second half against Oklahoma State on Nov. 3.
Klein went to the bench that night in Manhattan with 29 touchdowns rushing or passing and just three turnovers. In the two games since, KSU is 1-1 and Klein has four TDs and four turnovers.
K-State coach Bill Snyder said Klein's play hasn't declined. “Maybe the numbers have not been as prolific as they have been, but Collin has really played well,” Snyder said.
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