Kansas State vs Tulane injury report: Who's in, who's out?

MANHATTAN — Kansas State football kicks off against Tulane on Saturday, Sept. 19, at 11 a.m. CT at Bill Snyder Family Stadium.

Here’s a look at the latest health updates for both the Wildcats and Green Wave heading into the Week 3 college football matchup. We will update this page throughout the morning as players warm up.
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Blake Barnett (QB) — Kansas State only dressed two quarterbacks last week, with Barnett and Dillon Duff both out. Wildcats coach Collin Klein said Barnett got dinged up in Week 1 against Nicholls, but didn’t suffer anything season-ending. He said Barnett “will probably be out a little longer.”

Dillon Duff (QB) — Klein added that Duff is “day-to-day” and has made “really, really good progress” after missing the first two games.

Tanner Morley (LG) — Morley continues to see more snaps as he ramps up to make more of an impact on the starting offensive line. He went from 14 snaps against Nicholls to 25 against Washington State.

Donovan McIntosh (DB) — Klein said the Wildcats are hoping to have McIntosh “sooner rather than later” after the defensive back missed the first two games.

Oliver Miller (LT/LG) — Klein said Miller’s recovery has been “very, very positive,” though it remains a bit gray on when he will return. He was a likely starter after John Pastore‘s season-ending injury, but got hurt in practice ahead of the opener.
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Jamauri McClure (RB) — McClure has missed the Green Wave‘s first two games due to a left-foot injury. He was considered a game-time decision against South Alabama, but didn’t play. He rushed for 540 yards and two touchdowns for Tulane last season.

Zycarl Lewis (WR) — Lewis caught one pass for 28 yards in Week 1 against Duke, but missed last week’s game against South Alabama.

Chris Rodgers (LB) — Rodgers got banged up in Tulane’s Week 1 loss to Duke and tried to go against South Alabama, but was limited to five snaps.

Ty Thompson (TE) — Thompson was limited to 11 snaps against South Alabama after getting banged up in the team’s opener at Duke.

Wyatt D. Wheeler covers Kansas State athletics for the USA TODAY Network and Topeka Capital-Journal. You can follow him on X at @WyattWheeler_, contact him at 417-371-6987 or email him at wwheeler@usatodayco.com

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