Wyatt Wheeler

on each of those decisions in the game.

I think it was Wyatt Wheeler, the peak of capital journal that had asked him about the, the fourth and eight and not kicking the field goal.

And then the last play before the first half, and then kicking a field goal on fourth and two or so from 31 yards out earlier in the game on the first series of the contest.

So I appreciated his level of detail.

Yeah, good.

Fitz, our good friend, Wyatt Wheeler.

He was drilling Klein with some of those questions in the Monday presser, but valid.

You know, there were I think probably the most notable one was right before halftime.

And to back that up a little bit more, this is about two and a half minutes on how he explained making these decisions.

Also, I left the start of that last reply in because Wyatt Wheeler of the Topeka Capital Journal was, in fact, in his bag today and easily – MVP of the press conference this morning.

Agreed.

I enjoyed his questions and, you know, getting to hear the process because this is that first answer is very transparent.

They're carrying us right now.

Avery Johnson, one of his quotes, and I'm using Wyatt Wheeler from the Topeka Capital Journal in some of his tweets, USA Today.

He says, Avery said, I think we left some meat on the bone.

We left Washington State off the hook.

The offensive line is better.

We got, uh, Wyatt Wheeler from, uh, Cleveland.

He's a, he's a...

And we got your boy Rutledge via Jeep Wade from Georgia Tech.

That's Henry Greenstein, covers KU for the Lawrence Journal World.

When we come back, we'll switch things over to Kansas State and talk with Wyatt Wheeler on the program.

Welcome back into the program on Sports Radio 810 WHB.

I'm your host, Jack Johnson, filling in for Seren Petro.

Just talked some Kansas football with Henry Greenstein as they gear up for LIU Brooklyn on Friday.

And one of the other local schools in the Kansas State, Wildcats, will open up the Colin Klein era against Nichols State.

And to talk more about it, we are joined by Wyatt Wheeler covering Kansas State for USA Today.

Wyatt, how are we doing this evening?