By Toby Hammes
For decades, special teams have been a key part of the Kansas State football program’s identity, with many fans even adopting the moniker “Special Teams University.”
When the Wildcats scored their 139th non-offensive touchdown since 1999 in this year’s Sunflower Showdown, it served as another reminder of a statistic that separates K-State nationally. No program in the FBS has produced more non-offensive scores over that span.
Blocked punts. Kick returns. For years, those plays have swung games in Manhattan.
Now, the responsibility of maintaining that edge belongs to Stanton Weber.
