Kansas State running back DJ Giddens drew the praise of the coaching staff after his effort against UT-Martin in the opener. Next up is Tulane
Kansas State running back DJ Giddens drew praise throughout the preseason from the likes of coach Chris Klieman and quarterback Avery Johnson.
He is expected to appear on ESPN's College GameDay before taking the field against Tulane in New Orleans. The network announced it via social media Thursday. Johnson is making the second start of his career. A sophomore, he helped lead the Wildcats past UT-Martin in the opener. Johnson received some Heisman Trophy consideration love during the preseason but has to step it up this week in order to remain in the conversation. Last week he completed 14 of 21 passes for 153 yards with two touchdowns and one interception.
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