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As the Wildcats keep working through the schedule, the few injuries we have gleaned along the way haven't proven too difficult to overcome. OSU saw their chances explode pretty early before anyone had a true idea of who they were this season, and while nothing too serious has come along, they are feeling the loss of their starting quarterback. While there were a few moments during the Texas game, Jake was able to come out and perform admirably. The playcalling did seem to suggest they were trying to protect him somewhat, but overall it was successful. Either way, Kansas State shouldn't worry too much about Jake being limited in the Oklahoma State game. The news here hasn't changed, Klein is sitting out this season with a medical red-shirt. Out for the season and hoping for a hardship medical waiver. Travis Green underwent a scope on his right knee according to a twitter post he made on October 9th and is out indefinitely. Johnson has played off and on since an ankle injury in the UTEP game forced him to miss the second half. Last week, against Texas, Johnson suited up for the game but did not play after re-aggravating the ankle injury in the game against Oklahoma. If Johnson does play expect him to split time with Will Davis. The magic 8 ball still has no answers. Out for the season after undergoing surgery to repair some soft tissue damage. This was a devastating blow for the Cowboys as they (and me) were expecting a high performance out of their starting quarterback this year. Ashton is listed as questionable for the game this week with an ankle injury. With an achilles injury, Larry is also questionable for Saturday's match-up. After experiencing some legal issues earlier this season, Jhajuan is now listed as probable for Saturday's game. On the other hand, Juwan has been dismissed from the team due to his legal issues. Not that the road has been easy, but Kansas State appears to be coming out decently on the injury front. There have been some scares along the way, but for the most part nothing has been too brutal (which is good, because my heart is breaking more and more with each new Thunder injury that comes to light). The Wildcats schedule also has, to date, been pretty great about giving our guys the time they need to heal. Let's hope the trend continues.Kansas State
Jake Waters, QB
Kyle Klein, WR
Charmeachealle Moore, LB
Travis Green, S
Dakorey Johnson, LB
Cody Small, TE
Oklahoma State
J.W. Walsh, QB
Ashton Lampkin, CB
Larry Stephens, S
Jhajuan Seales, WR
Juwan Offray, DB