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Data Scout Notes: 2023: 2ndC/HMC-DLoY...2022: NAC...2021: NAC...(+) Coming off Sept 2021 Leg INJ/Out for 2021...2020: NAC
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OCT 3 BIG 12 CO-DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Khalid Duke, K-State, LB, Jr.,...Duke helped lead the K-State defense in a 37-28 win over Texas Tech with eight tackles, the second most on the team, and a career-high 3.0 sacks. His sack total tied for the f ourth most in a game in school history. He teamed with Felix Anudike-Uzomah to give the Wildcats two players with 3.0 sacks in the same game for the first time in school history. - Big 12 Football
(DS#22 DE) rSr/2024  DE Khalid Duke, Kansas State
News Source: Big 12 Football
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It took longer than some expected for K-State to recover from the loss of Khalid Duke last season. When he suffered a torn ACL during the final nonconference game of the year against Nevada, the Wildcats scrambled to find anyone else on the roster capabl e of filling his defensive end/linebacker hybrid role. Klieman went so far as to say he built around K-State's 3-3-5 defense around him. Duke had six tackles, including a pair of sacks, in his three games before injury last year. As a sophomore, he made 26 tackles. The good news is he is expected back this season. The bad news is that Klieman has said Duke's recovery process has been slowed by a separate hamstring injury.For now, it's unclear when (and how much) he will be ready to help the Wildc ats again. The Wildcats didn't have a typical run through spring practice. The vast majority of K-State's defensive linemen were out with injuries, Martinez wasn't cleared to throw until the final few workouts and Vaughn was often withheld from live acti on for safety reasons. How will all those players react when they return to the practice field at full strength this week? Fine, most likely. But a few players may need a little time to shake off some proverbial rust. - The Kansas City Star
(DS#22 DE) rSr/2024 DE Khalid Duke, Kansas State
News Source: The Kansas City Star
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