The main question entering fall camp is at quarterback. Collin Klein, Justin Tuggle and Sammuel Lamur competed for the job throughout spring practices. Klein is likely going to be the guy to get the starting nod. He has thrown only 19 passes in his career. Klein's biggest game at K-State was a 4-for-6, 65-yard outing at Missouri last year in which he was replacing Carson Coffman. Klein is a former receiver who ran for 127 yards against Texas and 141 against Missouri in consecutive games. Replacing the big shoes of Thomas will be sophomore transfer Bryce Brown. Coming out of Wichita (Kansas) East High School in 2009, Brown was the No. 1 high school running back in the country and rushed for 460 yards on 101 attempts as a freshman at Tennessee in 2009 before leaving the Vols and sitting out last year. Overall five starters are due back on offense.

On defense, six starters are back. Linebacker Arthur Brown, a transfer from Miami (Fla.) and brother of Bryce, is expected to be one of the top defenders on the team. He made a game-high 14 tackles in the spring game and has speed unlike any other Wildcats linebacker. Emmanuel Lamur moved to linebacker from safety. Last year he had 46 tackles, including three for loss, two sacks and an interception.

KSU opens the season Sept. 3 vs. Eastern Kentucky and has an over/under Bodog win total of 5.5.

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