Who is somebody that is probably younger or new to the program that has really impressed you so far? And then another part of that is, who is somebody that has been at K-State for a little bit that might not be getting enough love from everybody?

Yeah, I think just to stay on the defensive side because that's kind of my thing.

I don't know.

I can't really name one newcomer.

I think they've all been, like, real bought in.

And so I've been excited to see their growth and what it actually means to them.

And so I think literally the new guys, the freshmen, and even the transfers – I've just been really bought in and I'm excited for this fall to see what everyone can do.

And then my last question is, what are your specific goals for this upcoming season?

How do you feel like you were able to impress upon them? I'm that guy that can be a leader in such a short period of time.

Yeah, I think, again, I'm blessed to be here, and I'm honored to represent K-State and be one of the guys who they chose to bring out to Frisco.

And so, yeah, I think them challenging me to be more of a leader kind of made me step up my game, and how can I – how can I be better for myself, but also the guys around me? And how can I, as I continue to improve and improve my game, how can I bring guys around me? And this year I've tried to focus a lot on being a vocal leader.

That's something that doesn't come natural to me.

I kind of lead by my example.

And so being a vocal leader is kind of stepping outside of my comfort zone.

And it's been great for me to just grow as a person.

Yeah, who are the other real vocal leaders of the defense along with you right now, do you feel like?

Far left side in the back.

How's it going? Wesley Fair, Kansas State football.

So I got a question for you.

Being a former quarterback, do you find yourself cheering for offense or defense, or how do you go about that?

Here we

go.

I like the sound of that.