ARLINGTON, Texas — It feels like the Kansas State football team has embraced the role of underdog for as long as the Wildcats have been playing football.
Nobody expected much of anything from them before Bill Snyder arrived in 1989. And the Big 12 spotlight has always shined brighter on Nebraska, Oklahoma and Texas than it ever has K-State, even after its Powercat logo became synonymous with winning.
But that might be changing.
